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cost of living

noun as in expenses

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The Unite union said Tesco had "profited from the cost of living crisis".

From BBC

While there is little sign of the demand for university places declining among 18-year-olds, there has been increasing concern about the cost of living for students.

From BBC

Once seen as a rising star in New York politics, the former police officer's popularity waned due to corruption allegations, tensions with Democrats over immigration, and frustration with the city's rising cost of living.

From BBC

Another says her salary on a factory production line is stuck at around £100 a month but the cost of living has soared.

From BBC

The cost of essentials, including domestic energy, created the post-Covid crisis that led to millions of people receiving cost of living payments from the last government.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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