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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are steep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a high incline or is difficult to navigate, often in reference to hills, prices, or challenges.
Example: "The prices for the new technology are steep, making it hard for many consumers to afford."
Alternatives: "are high" or "are elevated".
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The prices are steep.
The steps are steep.
Late fines are steep!
But corporate taxes are steep.
And the prices are steep.
Still, prices are steep.
Prices are steep.
There are steep opportunity costs here.
The price tags are steep.
Note: the hills are steep and relentless.
Club fees are steep, not surprisingly.
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