exorbitant prices

These customers are the target of retailers who dare to ask for exorbitant prices.

But the price would be high; as the witch was famous throughout the kingdom for the exorbitant prices she charged.

The price would be high as the witch was famous for the exorbitant prices she charged.

On Saturday, during rallies in high density suburbs in Harare, President Mugabe blamed businessmen for what he called exorbitant prices.

the exorbitant prices are explainable in the light of the facts.

However, that depends on what the owners want. If some of them ask exorbitant prices, the process may be slow.

Asia's wealthiest collectors, once again, refused to pay exorbitant prices for the world's most prized Chinese antiques.

Absent, too, are the exorbitant prices of conventional sushi restaurants.

Counterfeiters refill the old bottles with new, inferior moutai for resale at exorbitant prices.

That seaside hotel charges exorbitant prices during the summer holidays.

In the first few months of the siege, food could be purchased, albeit at exorbitant prices.

Some vendors hoodwink outside tourists by charging them exorbitant prices.

Jasper Johns sells chiefly to ageing Americans and only his early works fetch exorbitant prices.

The people grumbled at his exorbitant prices but paid them because he had a monopoly.

Unsuspecting buyers paid exorbitant prices for their railroad stock.

Nowadays, it is rather difficult to rent a house than hunt a job for its exorbitant prices or long distance from workplace.

exorbitant prices. See Synonyms at excessive