What are the antonyms for EXPENSIVE?
- economical, reasonable, sixpenny, worthless, unimportant, cheap, nickel-and-dime, low-priced, affordable, cut price, moderate, cut rate, valueless, inexpensive.
Synonyms for EXPENSIVE
- adverse,
- valued,
- contentious,
- astronomical,
- dearly-won,
- giltedged,
- invidious,
- firstclass,
- deluxe,
- immoderate,
- unreasonable,
- steep,
- priceless,
- high-priced,
- at great cost,
- without price,
- extortionate,
- troublesome,
- inflated,
- of value,
- stiff,
- worth a pretty penny,
- inordinate,
- good,
- over head,
- well endowed,
- first-string,
- high,
- big-ticket,
- up to here,
- high-ticket,
- held dear,
- rare,
- with-it,
- swank,
- goodlooking,
- extravagant,
- value,
- pricey,
- pretty penny,
- financial means conditional,
- embarrassing,
- pleasure-loving,
- property,
- lordly,
- peacocky,
- upscale,
- posh,
- Absonant,
- prohibitive,
- plushy,
- excessive,
- splendiferous,
- executive,
- high-class,
- Proscriptive,
- sumptuous,
- expensive,
- gilt-edged,
- transactions,
- plush,
- fraught,
- luxurious,
- exorbitant,
- problematic,
- uneconomical,
- beyond price,
- at a premium,
- holdup,
- overpriced,
- precious,
- too high,
- swanky,
- fine,
- costly,
- overboard,
- recherche,
- grandest,
- up-market,
- out of sight,
- out-of-bounds,
- outrageous,
- highway robbery,
- dear,
- extra ordinary,
- rich,
- high-end,
- ritzy,
- pricy,
- lavish,
- collectible,
- in demand,
- cost,
- valuable,
- richly,
- highly regarded,
- out-standing,
- Preventing,
- priced out of the market,
- luxury,
- hot property,
- up here,
- disruptive,
- worth a king's ransom,
- select,
- bloody,
- sky-high,
- an arm and a leg,
- in the lap of luxury,
- bad,
- five-star,
- fancy,
- premium,
- Prized,
- well-endowed,
- invaluable,
- difficult,
- choice,
- Oversold,
- first class,
- exclusive,
- flash.
Usage Examples for EXPENSIVE
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But his new lodgings and his new friends were expensive; and Plank, he supposed, was off somewhere fishing; so he hung on as long as it was possible; then, exasperated by necessity, started for Quarrier's office, only to miss him by a few seconds because he was fool enough to waste his temper and his opportunity in making an enemy out of a friend! - "The Fighting Chance" by Robert W. Chambers
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In the same square, and less expensive, is the H. di Londra. - "The South of France--East Half" by Charles Bertram Black
