exorbitate Antonyms
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Meaning of exorbitate
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exorbitate (v. i.)
To go out of the track; to deviate.
exorbitate Sentence Examples
- The prices of the latest gadgets have been exorbitantly high lately, deterring many consumers from purchasing them.
- Jennifer's request for a exorbitant raise left her boss stunned and speechless.
- The government's exorbitant spending caused a significant increase in national debt.
- The exorbitant cost of private healthcare in the US has become a heavy burden for many families.
- The company's profits skyrocketed due to exorbitate rates charged for its in-demand product.
- The exorbitant fees associated with attending Ivy League universities have made them inaccessible to many students.
- Due to exorbitant taxes, many small businesses struggled to keep their doors open and had to downsize.
- The exorbitant cost of parking in downtown areas often discourages people from driving and encourages them to use public transportation.
- The company faced legal consequences for its exorbitant fees and was forced to issue refunds to affected customers.
- The property's exorbitant price tag made it an exclusive purchase that only a few wealthy individuals could afford.
FAQs About the word exorbitate
To go out of the track; to deviate.
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The prices of the latest gadgets have been exorbitantly high lately, deterring many consumers from purchasing them.
Jennifer's request for a exorbitant raise left her boss stunned and speechless.
The government's exorbitant spending caused a significant increase in national debt.
The exorbitant cost of private healthcare in the US has become a heavy burden for many families.
