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dearer
adjective as in beloved, favorite
adjective as in very expensive
Strongest match
Example Sentences
But in 2023, artists also took another step in reclaiming aspects of our humanity and holding them a little dearer.
"The costs keep rising, and the price of Hinkley's electricity will only get dearer," they added.
Just as tomato prices begin cooling down, onions have gotten dearer by a quarter since June in the domestic market.
“The freedom I had before the money was paid was dearer to me,” Ms. Jacobs wrote.
If the West gives in to Putin’s food blackmail, we will all pay a price — and it will be far dearer than the increased cost of grain.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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