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The comparative degree of dear is "expensive"
When dear is an adverb, there are explanations: high price; Excessively fastidious

Example: If you want to make money, buy cheap and sell expensive.

If you want to make money, you have to buy cheap and sell expensive.

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Interviewee: dduke 82- Jianghu rookie level 4 5-2 1 08:53

Dear and expensive

The adverb of the former means "expensive", which means at a very high price. The latter means "very" or "a lot", which means very much and expensive. If clear says "expensively", it means "cost" and is used as a metaphor.

For example:

The boss made money by buying cheap and selling expensive.

The boss made money by selling cheaply and buying expensive.

Dear, expensive. For example:

He became rich by buying cheap and selling expensive. He made a fortune by buying at low prices and selling at high prices.

He sells his goods at a high price. His goods are very expensive.

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