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1. uncost n.

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Immoral nature, evil disposition.

2. over-cō̆st-lēue adj.

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Too expensive, too costly.

3. fār(e-cost n.

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(a) How one acts or what one does; behavior, doings; (b) how things are or what happens; circumstances, happenings.

4. cō̆stlī adj.

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Expensive, costly.

5. costiǒus, cǒst- adj.

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Expensive, costly; rich, sumptuous, luxurious; ben costious, to be an expense (to sb.).

6. cō̆stī adj.

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Costly, rich, sumptuous.

7. cō̆stful adj.(2)

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(a) Costly, expensive; rich, sumptuous; (b) fig. costly of effort or involving loss.

8. costful adj.(1)

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Fraught with hardships.

9. sumpte n.

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Sumptuousness.

10. nẹ̄des-cost adv.

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Of necessity, necessarily [see also cost n.(1) 1. (a)].

11. āle-cost n.

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alecost cost, the herb costmary Tanacetum balsamita used for medicinal purposes and for flavoring and preserivng ale, alecost.

12. cost-marīe n.

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The herb costmary Tanacetum balsamita, alecost.

13. cost n.(4)

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Costus root, the root of Saussurea lappa; bitter cost.

14. cō̆st-lēue adj.

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(a) Costly, expensive; sumptuous, magnificent; (b) lavish in expenditure, extravagant.

15. far-cost n.

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Some kind of boat.