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Inexpensive, low-priced, bargain-priced, low-cost,sale-priced, cut-price, reasonable; economy, budget(-priced):He was chewing on a cheap cigar. Everything used to be a lotcheaper when I was younger. 2 economical; reduced: Eggs arecheaper by the dozen.
Shoddy, base, shabby, tawdry, sleazy,tatty, seedy; inferior, low-grade, poor, second-rate, trashy,worthless, Brit twopenny or tuppenny; Colloq tacky, Brit tinpot,Slang US two-bit, lousy, chintzy: Those cheap pictures ruin thelook of the place.
Stingy, miserly, penurious, niggardly,penny-pinching, cheese-paring, frugal, tight, tight-fisted,Scrooge-like, skinflinty: That cheap brother of yours wouldn'tgive even a penny to a beggar.
Inexpensively, cheaply, for a song, Brit for twopenceor tuppence: You can buy those cheap from any street vendor.
Oxford
A costing little effort or acquired bydiscreditable means and hence of little worth (cheap popularity;a cheap joke). b contemptible; despicable (a cheap criminal).
Cheap and nasty of low cost andbad quality. dirt cheap very cheap. feel cheap feel ashamed orcontemptible. on the cheap cheaply.
Cheapish adj. cheaplyadv. cheapness n. [obs. phr. good cheap f. cheap a bargainf. OE ceap barter, ult. f. L caupo innkeeper]
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