outrageously expensive
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Used to describe something with a shockingly high price.
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- The designer handbag was outrageously expensive, but she bought it anyway.
- They complained that the tickets for the concert were outrageously expensive.
- Eating at that five-star restaurant can be outrageously expensive.
- He found the cost of repairing his vintage car to be outrageously expensive.
- Despite being outrageously expensive, the new smartphone sold out quickly.
- The vacation package seemed outrageously expensive for just a weekend trip.
- She considered buying the antique lamp, but it was simply outrageously expensive.
- The lawyer's fees were so outrageously expensive that many couldn't afford his services.
- To furnish the entire house with bespoke furniture would be outrageously expensive.
- Many luxury brands are known for their outrageously expensive products.