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Another word for overpriced

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Too expensive in relation to its actual value or quality; costing more than it is worth.

Usage Example

"We decided not to eat at the tourist cafe because the food was mediocre and severely exorbitant."

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exorbitant
Strong
extortionate
expensive
costly
pricey
steep
overvalued
dear

Opposites of overpriced

The opposite of overpriced shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

underpriced
affordable
inexpensive
cheap
economical
reasonable
See all opposites of overpriced

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