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Exorbitant
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Exorbitance
beyond the usual or due limit hence enormity extravagance gross deviation from rule right or propriety as the exorbitances of the tongue or of deportment exorbitance of demands
Exorbitate
To go out of the track to deviate
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Exorbitantly
In an exorbitant excessive or irregular manner enormously
usury
usury [Medieval Latin usuria interest, lending at exorbitant interest, alteration of Latin usura use, interest (i.e., sum paid for use of money), from usus use] 1
Usury
of the party who borrowed, this is not vicious.) The term is usually applied to the taking of exorbitant interest, or of interest of a greater amount than is allowed by law. Eleven statutes, from 37 Hen.
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