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daylight robbery

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daylight robbery
Fig. the practice of blatantly or grossly overcharging. It's daylight robbery to charge that amount of money for a hotel room! The cost of renting a car at that place is daylight robbery.
See also: daylight, robbery

daylight robbery  (British, American & Australian) also highway robbery (American & Australian)
a situation in which you are charged much more for something than you think you should have to pay Three pounds for an orange juice? It's daylight robbery!
See also: daylight, robbery


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Since I discovered the daylight robbery the same gentleman instead of returning everything that he had stolen has become shamelessly aggressive and all the time he wants to flex his muscle and challenges me for a duel as if he wants to inform me why did I discover his daylight robbery and why am I taking him to court?
Byline: By Jenny Waddington A 40-YEAR-OLD woman suffered facial injuries during a horrific daylight robbery in a Warwickshire layby.
The information is undoubtedly present, but the manner in which it is presented shrieks of concealment of what is, in my view, nothing less than daylight robbery.
 
 
 
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