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big-ticket
[ big-tik-it ]
adjective
- costing a great deal; expensive:
fur coats and other big-ticket items.
big-ticket
adjective
- prenominal (of retail goods) belonging to the most expensive and prestigious class
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of big-ticket1
Example Sentences
Cell phones, TVs and video game consoles tend to be big-ticket purchases, and the latest US tariffs could make them even bigger-ticket.
Also, expected to rise in price are apparel, shoes and big-ticket items such as laptops, dishwashers and washing machines.
She sees the entire exercise as a political ploy to get fearful consumers to make big-ticket purchases quickly in an effort to jump-start a flagging economy.
But as the two countries work on a trade deal, experts say Washington now wants to push "big-ticket" farm exports - wheat, cotton, corn and maize - to narrow its $45bn trade deficit with India.
Many of those items, such as furniture and appliances, are typically big-ticket purchases with long life cycles, making rebuying an infrequent occurrence under normal circumstances.
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