exorbitant
51exorbitant — /agzorbatant/ Deviating from the normal or customary course, or going beyond the rule of established limits of right, propriety, or expense …
52exorbitant — /agzorbatant/ Deviating from the normal or customary course, or going beyond the rule of established limits of right, propriety, or expense …
53exorbitant — adj. (of a price, demand, etc.) grossly excessive. Derivatives: exorbitance n. exorbitantly adv. Etymology: LL exorbitare (as EX (1), orbita ORBIT) …
54exorbitant price — extremely high price …
55exorbitant prices — excessive prices, prices that are out of reach, sky high prices …
56exorbitant rate of interest — unreasonably high interest rate …
57exorbitante — ● exorbitant, exorbitante adjectif (bas latin exorbitans, antis, de orbita, ornière) Qui a un caractère particulièrement exagéré, excessif : Demander un prix exorbitant. ● exorbitant, exorbitante (difficultés) adjectif (bas latin exorbitans,… …
58exorbitance — exorbitant ► ADJECTIVE ▪ (of a price or amount charged) unreasonably high. DERIVATIVES exorbitance noun exorbitantly adverb. ORIGIN from Latin exorbitare go off the track …
59exorbitantly — exorbitant ► ADJECTIVE ▪ (of a price or amount charged) unreasonably high. DERIVATIVES exorbitance noun exorbitantly adverb. ORIGIN from Latin exorbitare go off the track …
60prohibitif — prohibitif, ive [ prɔibitif, iv ] adj. • 1503; de prohiber 1 ♦ Dr. Qui défend, interdit légalement. « les lois restrictives et prohibitives, la censure » (Balzac). ♢ Relatif à la prohibition. Régime, système prohibitif. 2 ♦ (1760) Droits, tarifs… …