overdear
/ˌoʊvərˈdɪr/
adjective
- Too expensive; costing more than is reasonable or fair.
- She refused to buy the overdear designer handbag, even though she loved it.
- The hotel room was overdear for such a small, outdated space.
- Many tourists complain that souvenirs near the monument are overdear.
- Excessively loved or valued; held in too high regard.
- She realized her overdear memories of childhood were not entirely accurate.
- The king's overdear opinion of his own wisdom led to poor decisions.
- His overdear attachment to his old car kept him from buying a safer one.
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