inexpensive

  • 11inexpensive — UK [ˌɪnɪkˈspensɪv] / US adjective something that is inexpensive does not cost much money. A more usual word is cheap an inexpensive hotel/car/restaurant Derived word: inexpensively adverb …

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  • 12inexpensive — See cheap. See cheap, inexpensive …

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  • 13inexpensive — in|ex|pen|sive [ ,ınık spensıv ] adjective something that is inexpensive does not cost much money ╾ in|ex|pen|sive|ly adverb …

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  • 14inexpensive — adjective cheap and of good quality for the price you pay: clean and inexpensive accommodation in the centre of town inexpensively adverb inexpensiveness noun (U) …

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  • 15inexpensive — adjective inexpensive wine Syn: cheap, low priced, low cost, modest, economical, competitive, affordable, reasonable, budget, bargain, cut rate, reduced, discounted, discount, rock bottom, giveaway, downmarket, low end; informal bargain …

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  • 16inexpensive — [ˌɪnɪkˈspensɪv] adj something that is inexpensive does not cost much money Syn: cheap inexpensively adv …

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  • 17inexpensive — adjective Date: circa 1846 reasonable in price ; cheap • inexpensively adverb • inexpensiveness noun …

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  • 18inexpensive — inexpensively, adv. inexpensiveness, n. /in ik spen siv/, adj. not expensive; not high in price; costing little. [1830 40; IN 3 + EXPENSIVE] Syn. See cheap. Ant. costly. * * * …

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  • 19inexpensive — adjective low in price Syn: cheap, economical Ant: dear, expensive …

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  • 20inexpensive — Synonyms and related words: budget, cheap, easy, economic, economical, economy, frugal, low, low priced, manageable, moderate, modest, nominal, popular, reasonable, sensible, shabby, shoddy, token, unexpensive, within means, worth the money …

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