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Cheap

(adj) /tʃiːp/
Cheap

Meaning

Low in price, especially in relation to similar items or services.

Pronunciation

UK tʃiːp

US tʃiːp

Example Sentences

  • Cars [aren't] cheap as we are all aware, but none of the vehicles you've, more than likely, ever bought even scrape anywhere the boundary of the cars we are here to discuss today.
  • These properties don't come cheap and are often sold out year-round, so move fast if you have the option to land yourself one of these dream-come-true properties, even if [it's] just for the night.
  • [It's] served in a coconut shell and is as cheap as 57 to 86 cents (US).
  • The dish was and is a staple food of the working markets in Vietnam way before it became a fashionable, a cheap and hearty dish available to the masses.
  • Street food is cheap.
  • Rice is very cheap to buy.
  • It was cheap and quick to make.

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