Expense, money, etc. is no object
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Pro Tip 1/3High Status
The phrase implies the speaker or subject has enough wealth to ignore costs. 
In setting up his new office, money was no object – he ordered the finest furniture.
Pro Tip 2/3Luxury Context
Often used when discussing luxury items or services that are typically expensive. 
For her wedding dress, expense was no object, she just wanted to look stunning.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Importance
Highlights the emotional or personal value of something over its financial cost. 
They decided to adopt a child, and the expense was no object to them.