Usurious in a sentence as an adjective

The usurious interest rates and fees that you are trying to "vote" against are coming from the banks that issue the cards.

Blockbuster wasn't damaged by all the ill-will they created by charging absurd, usurious late fees.

Yet now, by reckoning usurious interest, they had brought the total debt up to a hundred and twenty thousand talents.

It allows them to charge usurious interest rates on device purchases without their customers fully realizing.

Because german banks have been benefiting from the usurious interest rates being charged to the southern european countries.

So banks will assume anyone not allowing it is likewise a credit risk and thus ineligible for a loan, except possibly at usurious rates.

If "non-usurious lending" increases donor interest enough, it could offset the capital depletion effect.

Surely not just a usury-based company but instead one exacting usurious repayments by lending other peoples money.

[3] I'll reserve my supply of righteous anger for high rents, soaring medical costs, usurious check-cashing outfits, high broadband costs, and state university tuitions, I think.

The rates border on usurious and the terms draconian, and should at any point you miss a payment or choose temporarily relocate, you stand to lose everything you have paid to date.

The business is probably not registered anywhere and the loan is obtained at usurious rates from the neighborhood money lender who has the leverage of muscle-power or contacts to make you pay up.

You won America!Oh, it's not fair to indenture teenagers with mortgage-equivalent debts at usurious interest rates for a service most first world nations provide for free or limited expense?

I don't quite understand why so many of my compatriots choose such crummy banks given the excellent alternatives available, but given that they're quite attached to brick-and-mortar big name banks that charge usurious fees, I can't imagine they'll flock to Circle.

Usurious definitions

adjective

greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation; "exorbitant rent"; "extortionate prices"; "spends an outrageous amount on entertainment"; "usurious interest rate"; "unconscionable spending"

See also: exorbitant extortionate outrageous steep unconscionable