Similar words: a king's ransom, price-to-earnings ratio, ransom, transom, ransomed, ransom money, ransacking, hansom. Meaning: n. a very large treasure.
1. That diamond necklace must have cost a king's ransom.
2. That painting must be worth a king's ransom.
3. A king's ransom in a leather belt.
4. It wouldn't matter if you'd been promised a king's ransom if you achieved a lucky jump to the scorpion.
5. Her diamond necklace must have cost a king's ransom.
6. The painting was sold for a king's ransom.
7. They paid a king's ransom for the painting.
8. SOD . Truffles cost a king's ransom.
9. A king's ransom would hardly have procured all that my daughters asked for.
10. A King's ransom would hardly have procured all that my other daughters asked for.
11. But sometimes I want to be pampered like royalty - without having to pay a king's ransom.
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13. I bought a leg of lamb in the supermarket and it cost a king's ransom.
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