Expensive and Glamorous

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Expensive adjective - Commanding a large price.

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

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

Glamorous adjective - Excitingly or mysteriously unusual.

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Expensive and glamorous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expensive" instead an adjective "Glamorous".

Nearby Words: glamour, glamor, glamourous

Vera in My Sweet Audrina returns to Whitefern in a glamorous and expensive looking green dress, ready to ruin everything for Audrina.

Source: Redhead in Green
Eagleland: Riffs on this with the rivalry between the glamorous American womaniser with his expensive gadgets (oversexed, overpaid and over here) vs.

Source: Recap / Doctor Who S27 E9 "The Empty Child"
This is partly because it usually was more expensive to serve in the cavalry than in other arms of service because they wore more glamorous dress and had to pay for their own horses — and as a cavalryman you generally could expect to lose at least one or two horses in the course of a campaign.

Source: Cavalry Officer

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