Decided and Expensive

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Decided adjective - Not subject to misinterpretation or more than one interpretation.

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Expensive and decided are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Expensive" instead an adjective "Decided".

Nearby Words: decision, decidedly, deciding, decider

Expensive adjective - Commanding a large price.

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Decided and expensive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Decided" instead an adjective "Expensive".

Nearby Words: expend, expense, expensively, expensed, expensing

The author was inspired by the phrase and decided to write a book about a burglar that was actually a "Kat." Kat mainly steals expensive paintings that are under high security.

Source: Classy Cat-Burglar
In another story, Gloria's Aunt was visiting and Richie, trying to impress said Aunt, decided to give Gloria expensive gifts as usual despite (this time) understanding Gloria usually turns them down.

Source: Not with Them for the Money
Because the family almost never ate grapes (they were too expensive), young Bob decided he'd give up grapes for Lent.

Source: Grapes of Luxury

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