ripoff
/ˈrɪpˌɔf/
noun
- Something that is overpriced or not worth the money paid; a swindle or cheat.
- Paying fifty dollars for a simple sandwich felt like a total ripoff.
- Tourists often fall for ripoffs at souvenir stalls near popular landmarks.
- The repair shop charged me for parts they never replaced — it was a ripoff.
- A copy or imitation that is of lower quality than the original; a knockoff.
- The designer handbag turned out to be a ripoff sold on the street.
- Many video games are just ripoffs of more successful titles.
- That movie is a cheap ripoff of a classic science fiction film.
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