pricy

[ prahy-see ]

adjective

, pric·i·er, pric·i·est.

1. pricey.

Other Words From

• prici·ness noun

Example Sentences

Nationwide also said the impact would be less in areas where house prices are cheaper, such as Northern Ireland and northern England, and more where homes are pricier, such as London and south-east England.

From BBC

It, too, cited declining demand for pricier shipping services.

From Salon

The purchase is among the priciest office transactions this year for Beverly Hills, CoStar data show.

From Los Angeles Times

In the last few decades, Malibu has emerged as one of the priciest pockets in the country.

From Los Angeles Times

It was just one creative way curious bystanders managed to get a glimpse of the sporting action, with all but the priciest tickets often sold out.

From BBC