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Discover Ludwig"become expensive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in an item's cost. For example, "Due to supply shortages, laptops have become expensive this year."
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And hosting the event has become expensive.
Would raw materials once again become expensive?
"But it will become expensive".
It is not just statewide races that have become expensive.
Good ideas at the time have become expensive anomalies.
Good real estate has become expensive in India's economic boom.
The estate agent had become expensive to run.
And the $2 tickets, left untended, quickly become expensive.
High variability among people working on the same task leads to noise, which can become expensive.
But if too many sick people sign up for insurance, that coverage will become expensive.
Cooking and heating gas has become expensive and hard to find.
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