| Another dubious point is Oswald's argument in the first act as to the expensiveness of marriage as compared with free union. |
| The return of the notes to the issuer seems not to be impeded by the inconvenience or expensiveness of the process. |
| On account of the expensiveness of butter, there are a number of substitutes sold, which go under the name of oleomargarine. |
| At the delicatessen he bought preposterous stores of food, chosen on the principle of expensiveness. |
| My husband believed that quality wasn't always represented by expensiveness. |
| A diagram at once shows its awkwardness, expensiveness, and undesirability. |
