0 (of prices or demands) very high or unreasonable. -- urimelig; umådeholden
If the artwork had been of a higher standard, the £90 price tag would not seem so exorbitant.
Reject exorbitant reimbursement for telemedicine services or any kickbacks for getting or giving referrals.
Landlords were demanding exorbitant rents of three or four bushels of barley an acre or offering share cropping agreements for land formerly rented at 4d, 8d, or 12d an acre.
This might seem like an exorbitant list of criteria to exclude but the approach is not unlike how a clinician proceeds in excluding possible alternative diagnoses of a sleep problem.
The exorbitant charge of £57 will be enough to frighten off all but the most dedicated (and well-heeled) scholar or performer.
Railway workers and sometimes soldiers sold pails of water or hats filled with water for exorbitant prices.
Production growth has come about largely in irrigated agriculture, and the government is increasingly concerned about the exorbitant use of fertilisers in these areas.
We already have an exorbitant amount of paperwork which decreases actual patient contact.
