Expensive and Prized

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Expensive

Expensive adjective - Commanding a large price.
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Prized and expensive are semantically related in dear topic. In some cases you can use "Prized" instead an adjective "Expensive", when it comes to topics like costly.
Nearby Words: expend, expense, expensively, expensed, expensing

Prized

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Expensive and prized are semantically related in dear topic. Sometimes you can use "Expensive" instead an adjective "Prized", if it concerns topics such as costly.
Nearby Words: prize, prizing, prised

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  • The latter is especially prized not only because it's expensive, but provides light without taking up one of your hands.
    Source: Video Game / Caves Of Qud
  • In A Magical Roommate, X accidentally manages to crash the economy: deciding to go live and study in the magical world, she makes enough money to pay her fees while having additional spending money by selling aluminium, a rare and prized metal that's extremely expensive in the magical world.
    Source: Artistic License – Economics
  • Blue Blood Thus, being able to afford these blue-blooded creatures would require considerable wealth, which usually meant noble station.note Lobster was neither expensive nor prized until the advent of canning in the 19th Century turned it into a delicacy.
    Source: Blue Blood
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