costlier
mahal
definition
adjective
major problems requiring costly repairs
costing a lot; expensive.
translation of 'costlier'
adjective
sangat berharga,
mewah,
yg merugikan
example
It indicates that the dropped catch proved too 'costly' for the team.
When is somebody going to take responsibility for these 'costly' failures and mistakes?
But he suffered a 'costly' motor failure in his second heat when his motor failed at the starting gate.
The repairs will not only be 'costly' but will also take a considerable amount of time to complete.
It seems the council missed out on an opportunity and made a 'costly' mistake.
Even putting together a bid, with no guarantee of success, would be 'costly' .
Having to pull back at the last minute was 'costly' in both money and reputation.
All the time our idiot in his 'costly' clothing with expensive tackle failed to catch a single fish.
This will teach him very early in life that some mistakes are 'costly' and cannot afford to be made again.
As in real life, a managerial appointment made in haste could end up being financially 'costly' in the long run.
Research of this kind requires a lot of expensive brainpower and 'costly' equipment.
However, a couple of fatal flaws in an otherwise solid defence proved 'costly' .
He later admitted his decision to try and drive the green on the third was a 'costly' mistake.
As can be seen from the failure to pinpoint him this time round, the lapse in security was a careless and 'costly' blunder.
Mistakes also tend to figure highly and sometimes those mistakes can prove to be very 'costly' .
They have plowed billions into the project and are keen to ensure it doesn't turn into a 'costly' flightless bird.
This was to prove 'costly' both in financial terms and in the loss of status in western Europe.
Being able to prevent 'costly' repairs is crucial on such expensive machinery.
It is also useful for parents wishing to let their kids play with a toy before making a 'costly' purchase.
Such knowledge could save them from some 'costly' misunderstandings and mistakes.
It could prove a 'costly' mistake and mean the difference between community service and prison.
This scared her because she feared not following through might one day be 'costly' in terms of her job.
Church authorities decided to demolish the building because it was proving too 'costly' to maintain.
In fairness, it was probably the only mistake the referee made all night but it was 'costly' .
The more you reduce something, the harder and more 'costly' it becomes to shrink it any further.
There can be a question mark over access to the property and it could prove impossible or 'costly' to try to cover all the options.
With hindsight it might have been a 'costly' mistake but we put the education of our students first and foremost.
It is also a pity that, after such a fine career, he made such a 'costly' error.
Uneven pavements can cause very serious injuries which is 'costly' for health services and the council.
Many people are going to find it is too 'costly' to apply to the university of their choice.
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