Usurious in A Sentence

1

In the later middle ages, especially in Germany, it acquired the sense of usurious or oppressive dealing with money and capital.

2

In the rest of the country they had not been allowed to reside in the villages, because their habits of keeping vodka-shops and lending money at usurious interest were found to demoralize the peasantry, and even in the towns their numbers and occupations had been restricted by the authorities.

3

Maybe you could borrow at very high usurious interest rate.

4

No government could have paid them, as they are the usurious interest for what has already been paid twenty times over.

5

The acts were directed to restrain the lending of money at usurious rates.

6

They held usury up to detestation, and practically made no distinction between interest on equitable moderate terms and what we now term usurious exactions.