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big-ticket
[ big-tik-it ]
adjective
- costing a great deal; expensive:
fur coats and other big-ticket items.
big-ticket
adjective
- prenominal (of retail goods) belonging to the most expensive and prestigious class
Word History and Origins
Origin of big-ticket1
Example Sentences
Sales of big-ticket items like cars and homes are up sharply as well.
On the big-ticket items, we are largely at the mercy of the culture.
Not a single legislative compromise has taken shape, especially on the big-ticket issues like the budget and taxes.
The club allowed each member to purchase a big-ticket item that would otherwise have been out of reach.
As a growing number of Chinese make their way into the middle class, a car is often their first big-ticket purchase.
Look here, old pal, theres only one way Ill take this big ticket, and that is that youll drag down your split of the profits.
Our house had a big ticket put up on the gate, and several times ladies and gentlemen came to look at it.
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