pricy

[prahy-see]

adjective

pricier, priciest 

1. pricey.

Other Word Forms

• priciness noun

Example Sentences

At $450 a month with a $500 initiation fee, Hume is pricier than Equinox, but it’s also something new: a private wellness club built for the era of self-optimization and sober curiosity.

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A sustainable marketplace would look more like the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program: The government makes a predictable contribution pegged to a lower-cost, benchmark plan; consumers who choose pricier options pay the difference.

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Today’s chatbots and image generators will, companies hope, become pricier AI agents that act on our behalf, and even humanoid robots.

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"The situation is bad news for mortgage lenders as pricier home loans could make it more challenging for certain people to get on the housing ladder," he said.

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That is creating a new windfall for manufacturers of smaller, pricier power equipment that is readily available.

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