rip-off (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of rip-off

The concert tickets were a complete rip-off; they promised a star-studded lineup, but the actual performers were unknowns.
The used car dealer's inflated prices made me feel like I was being ripped off.
The hotel charged outrageous fees for amenities that should have been included in the room rate, making it a total rip-off.
The online retailer advertised a sale, but the discounted prices were still higher than I could find elsewhere, making it a blatant rip-off.
The fashion designer's knock-offs were a rip-off of the original designs, selling cheap imitations at exorbitant prices.
The restaurant's overpriced and tiny portions were a rip-off, leaving us hungry and resentful.
The subscription service promised unlimited access to content, but the selection was limited and outdated, making it a rip-off.
The travel agent's hidden fees and inflated prices made our dream vacation feel like a rip-off.
The charity scam promised to help those in need, but ended up being a rip-off, diverting funds to the scammers' pockets.
The new software boasted advanced features, but its bugs and glitches made it a frustrating rip-off.

theft, snatching,grab, heist, burglary, stickup, mugging, holdup, swiping, break-in

purchase, buy, purchase,buy,give, contribute, present, contribute, present, give

The concert tickets were a complete rip-off; they promised a star-studded lineup, but the actual performers were unknowns.

The used car dealer's inflated prices made me feel like I was being ripped off.

The hotel charged outrageous fees for amenities that should have been included in the room rate, making it a total rip-off.

The online retailer advertised a sale, but the discounted prices were still higher than I could find elsewhere, making it a blatant rip-off.