ruinously [америк. ˈruənəsli, брит. ˈruːɪnəsli] НАРЕЧ.
ruinously expensive/costly:
- ruinously
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You don't have to be a bleeding heart to see that gaoling people for drug-related crime is short-sighted, ruinously expensive, and socially counter-productive.
www.smh.com.au That can result in owners whose assessments rise well above average being punished with ruinously high tax bills.
www.timescolonist.com In practice, the overwhelming majority of pursuits arise from property crimes, theft, drug possession, an inebriated motorist or young drivers thinking irrationally, ruinously.
www.thestar.com I might add that it is also ruinously expensive.
www.dailymail.co.uk But the film's imaginative freefall is ruinously anchored to a bogus sense of deep feeling.
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