Costliness
71expensiveness — n. quality of having a high price, costliness …
72sumptuousness — sump·tu·ous·ness || sÊŒm(p)tʃʊəsnɪs n. expensiveness, costliness; magnificence, splendour, luxuriousness …
73valuableness — n. greatness of value, preciousness, costliness, pricelessness …
74costly — adjective (costlier, costliest) 1》 expensive. 2》 causing suffering, loss, or disadvantage. Derivatives costliness noun …
75richness — n. 1. Abundance, plenty, fulness, copiousness, luxuriance, exuberance, profusion. 2. Fertility, fruitfulness, productiveness. 3. Excellence, value, costliness. 4. Brightness, vividness, brilliancy. 5. Sweetness, melodiousness, harmoniousness …
76cost — I. v. a. Require to be paid or undergone, take away from. II. n. 1. Expense, charge, price, outlay. 2. Costliness, preciousness, richness, sumptuousness, splendor. 3. Loss, detriment, damage, pain, suffering …
77costly — adjective 1 too expensive and wasting a lot of money: Replacing all the windows would be too costly. 2 something that is costly causes a lot of problems or trouble: Hawksworth letting that goal in proved a costly mistake. costliness noun (U) …
78luxurious — 1 voluptuous, sybaritic, epicurean, *sensuous, sensual Analogous words: self indulging or self indulgent, self pampering (see base words at INDULGE): languorous, languishing (see LANGUID) Antonyms: ascetic Contrasted words: austere, stern,… …
79mean# — mean adj Mean, ignoble, abject, sordid can all be applied to persons, their behavior, or the conditions in which they live with the meaning so low as to be out of keeping with human dignity or generally acceptable standards of human life or… …
80exorbitance — n 1. excessiveness, nimiety, extravagance, immoderateness, unreasonableness, undueness, inordinateness; outrageousness, preposterousness, monstrousness, rankness, egregiousness; redundancy, superfluity, supererogation, oversufficiency, overkill,… …
