High
High adjective - Commanding a large price.
Usage example: the concert tickets weren't cheap—you don't even want to know how high they were
Nearby Word: highly
Worthless
Worthless adjective - Having no usefulness.
Both words in one sentence
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Mike and Frank will take what looks like worthless junk and resell it to people who are willing to pay high prices for it.
Source: Series / American Pickers - This trope has become increasingly relevant in the modern era, as high school diplomas have become increasingly worthless.
Source: Serious Business / Real Life - In Team Fortress 2, metal has effectively become the currency among players, but with the steady stream of dropped items everyone receives it would rather rapidly become worthless if not for crafting hats taking very high amounts of it.
Source: Money Sink
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