The phrase "atrocious prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe prices that are extremely high or unreasonable, often in a negative context.
Example: "I was shocked to see the atrocious prices at that restaurant; I expected better value for my money."
Alternatives: "outrageous prices" or "exorbitant prices."
"For premature adventure one pays an atrocious price," he warned her, in one of his typical lectures from the heart concerning discipline, work, sobriety, driving in the rain, refusing to get in a car with a drunk, prose style, fame, selfhonesty, just rewards, duty, honor, and moral courage.
Coach Mack gave us plenty of reasons to dump him, especially at his atrocious price tag, but things have only gotten worse.
The SEBs' losses last year totalled 240 billion rupees, equivalent to over 1% of GDP.No sector needs reform more urgently than electricity, and nowhere is reform more difficultThe result is electricity of atrocious quality at astronomical prices for business, and a drain on the states' funds.
We will all have to pay the price for this atrocious law".
Outward visibility is atrocious, but that's the price of being so stylish.
The country's food crisis has its roots in atrocious farm productivity, the high international price of grain, and an embargo on much food aid because of North Korean belligerence towards South Korea in recent years.
Extra dirty to people looking to build their own gaming PC in a retail landscape that's seen the prices of graphics cards from AMD and Nvidia inflate to atrocious levels.
We are prepared to sustain this response until the Syrian regime stops its use of prohibited chemical agents," said Trump, who had previously called the chemical attack "atrocious" and vowed Syria and its allies Russia and Iran would "pay a price". .
In his state of the world address to leaders from the UN's 193 member states, Mr Ban said "innocent Syrians pay the price of more barrel bombs and terrorism" and there must be no impunity for "atrocious" crimes.
