Uncostly
adjective, costlier, costliest.
1.
costing much; expensive; high in price:
a costly emerald bracelet; costly medical care.
2.
resulting in great expense:
The upkeep of such a large house is costly.
3.
resulting in great detriment:
It was a costly mistake because no one ever trusted him again.
4.
of great value; very valuable; sumptuous.
5.
lavish; extravagant.
adjective -lier, -liest
1.
of great price or value; expensive
2.
entailing great loss or sacrifice: a costly victory
3.
splendid; lavish
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