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extortionate

[ik-stawr-shuh-nit] / ɪkˈstɔr ʃə nɪt /




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Bonnie told him she’d said something about the extortionate cost of film rent: “I thought, ‘Oh, Bonnie!’”

From Salon

Prior to this move, fans' group Football Supporters Europe had said it is "astonished" by Fifa's "extortionate" pricing strategy, and called for ticket sales to be "halted immediately".

From BBC

Fans' group Football Supporters Europe has said it is "astonished" by Fifa's "extortionate" pricing strategy.

From BBC

There are always some cases where tickets have been sold on at extortionate prices, ripping off the fans who buy them, and denying regular matchgoers a seat.

From BBC

The music stars urged the prime minister to stop the "extortionate and pernicious" websites that exploit fans.

From BBC