extortionate
অত্যাচারী
definition
adjective
extortionate ticket prices
(of a price) much too high; exorbitant.
the extortionate power of the unions
using or given to extortion.
translation of 'extortionate'
অবৈধ জুলুমকারী
adjective
অত্যাচারী,
অত্যাচারপূর্ণ
example
In response, the author proposes a new crime of " 'extortionate' destruction."
The signs indicating this 'extortionate' price rise were not prominently placed and when I complained I was told to ‘park elsewhere then’.
The York City Baths Club is pulling out of swimming lessons at the Barbican due to another 'extortionate' price hike, this time at the council-run pools.
We aren't happy, we are overcharging people as it is and after midnight prices are just 'extortionate' .
One hackney cab driver, who asked not to be named, said: ‘I know the prices are 'extortionate' - but I have no option.’
More systematic than previous repressions, the example did much to ensure that revolts did not recur, even during the infinitely harsher and more 'extortionate' later years of the reign.
Rather, he is keen to defend football from the usual allegations that ticket prices are 'extortionate' .
We would urge everyone living in Lyneham or travelling through on August 13 to boycott the station and make a stand against the 'extortionate' prices we are being charged for petrol.
You can travel during school terms, escaping screaming children and 'extortionate' prices.
Where is the financial benefit in facing 'extortionate' price increases without an even greater rise in income?
This is an 'extortionate' use of the indictment power.
How do young people have the money to buy these tickets, usually in bulk, and at 'extortionate' prices.
There was beer, there was music and there was undercooked greasy food at 'extortionate' prices.
Buy lots of ready-grown plants at 'extortionate' prices
People should always be careful when they're being asked these 'extortionate' prices.
The ticket prices were not 'extortionate' , it was after all a semi final, and we don't play at home again until February 7.
The alert follows a flood of complaints about itinerant traders who charge 'extortionate' prices for bitumen coverings for drives.
This means that everyone wanting to purchase a home in Alice Springs is forced to pay an 'extortionate' price.
They come along and put in what you would term inferior equipment and charge 'extortionate' prices for it.
Presently we buy gas at 'extortionate' prices; experts allege that the UK market is easily manipulated, with price-rigging by continental companies who control the pipelines.
The only alternative was for the whole wedding party to stand around in the nasty battered reception, paying 'extortionate' prices for bottles of beer from the check-in guys.
High pressure sales techniques, 'extortionate' prices and poor quality workmanship await those who agree to free security checks from suspicious firms cold-calling at the door or over the phone, warn police.
I've managed to catch the last 3 travelling shows, and almost not minded the 'extortionate' ticket prices.
Two "business agents" who have been charged with blackmailing and 'extortionate' practices will be ousted from office by the Upholsterers' Union if the present plans of the leaders are carried out.
I could move out of New South Wales to a state where petrol isn't as 'extortionately' priced, such as Queensland.
This coupled with 'extortionately' high house prices and rents makes it very difficult for those earning the real York average wages to even afford to live.
Even at the book's launch party, over glasses of poor quality (but 'extortionately' expensive) House of Commons wine, one or two people doubted this was what had really happened.
We also receive complaints that people are pressurised into having work done by traders who knock on their door, or visit as a result of an unsolicited phone call, only to find the work is 'extortionately' expensive and badly done.
Many people have not been aware of the Internet scams until they have received their 'extortionately' high telephone bills.
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