eye-watering

If that doesn't strike you as eye-watering, it's worth noting it will be at its highest sustained level for nearly half a century.

And the ticket prices are "eye-watering", he told the BBC.

Sir Mark previously warned of "eye-watering choices" and "substantial" cuts unless the government stumped up more cash for police in England and Wales.

In March, the party leader Nigel Farage said the UK would be paying "eye-watering" sums to Mauritius and suggested the islands should be handed to the US instead.

When the stock market began plunging last week in response to Trump’s eye-watering “Liberation Day” tariffs, economist Adam Tooze warned that the right charts to follow weren’t those trading indices, but the bond markets.