Vocabulary Lesson
Learn & Practice 10 essential Adjectives related to describing Price
Exorbitant
ADJECTIVE
Unreasonably high in price, often to an extreme degree.
The hotel's exorbitant room rates left many travelers seeking more affordable accommodations.
Inflated
ADJECTIVE
Prices that have been artificially or unfairly raised.
The grocery store prices always seem inflated just before a holiday weekend.
Overpriced
ADJECTIVE
Something priced higher than its value, often implying dissatisfaction with the cost.
The food at the restaurant tasted great, but it was overpriced for the small portions they served.
Steep
ADJECTIVE
Prices that are higher than normal, but without being excessive or unreasonable.
Residents were surprised by the steep increase in property taxes this year.
Costly
ADJECTIVE
Expensive; requiring a lot of money.
Traveling during peak season can result in costly airline tickets and accommodation rates.
Fixed
ADJECTIVE
A price that is set and does not change, often indicating that it is non-negotiable.
The hotel had a fixed rate for its standard rooms throughout the year, making booking easy.
Competitive
ADJECTIVE
A price that is similar to or lower than prices offered by competitors, typically used to attract customers.
Despite being a small business, the local bookstore maintained competitive prices to compete with larger chains.
Reasonable
ADJECTIVE
A price that is fair, sensible, and within the expected range for the value of the product or service.
The online retailer gained a loyal customer base by offering reasonable shipping rates and fast delivery times.
Affordable
ADJECTIVE
A price that is within one's financial budget, making it easy to purchase.
The city council introduced affordable public transportation options to improve accessibility for residents.
Cheap
ADJECTIVE
A price that is low in cost; inexpensive.
The restaurant's lunch specials were popular among students for their cheap prices and generous portions.
