Antonyms — Select the choice that best expresses the opposite of ‘‘DEAR’’ in the sense of price (exam skills: disambiguating multiple meanings like ‘‘beloved’’ vs ‘‘expensive’’).

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Given data Word: DEAR (used in the sense of costly) Options: Priceless; Free; Worthless; Cheap Concept/Approach'Dear' can mean 'beloved' or 'expensive'. In vocabulary questions, the pricing sense is common. The opposite of 'dear' (costly) is 'cheap' (low-priced). Why the distractors do not fitPriceless: extremely valuable; not an antonym of 'expensive'.Free: zero price; not always a lexical antonym of 'dear' in standard pairings.Worthless: of no value; not strictly a price antonym to 'dear' as used in commerce. Usage contrast'This watch is too dear for me' ↔ 'This watch is cheap enough for my budget'. Final AnswerCheap

Antonyms — Select the choice that best expresses the opposite of ‘‘DEAR’’ in the sense of price (exam skills: disambiguating multiple meanings like ‘‘beloved’’ vs ‘‘expensive’’).

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