inexpensive
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- adjective
- /ˌɪnɪkˈspɛnsɪv/
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económico
- You can find an inexpensive restaurant that serves delicious food in the city.
- relatively inexpensive
- simple and inexpensive
- inexpensive method
I tend towards more inexpensive hobbies and habits.
- I tend towards more inexpensive hobbies and habits.
- Upgrade costs lots of money, update is inexpensive, and both can be safe.
- Well, I still think that silver is inexpensive in terms of gold.
- What these methods have in common is that they're inexpensive and don't require many actors.
- It's extremely inexpensive, in most cases free.
- So don't start small in terms of these inexpensive properties in D class neighborhoods.
- So these are fairly inexpensive, which is great for people on a budget.
- I go to the farmers market in Union Square and buy inexpensive organic food.
- What you're doing is just inexpensive psychiatry.
Examples
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It's inexpensive and uses things you already have around the house.
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I found an inexpensive sports doctor for my knee in Brooklyn.
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It's really, really inexpensive and it works so well.
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So you can now have inexpensive energy LED lights.
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So the first one is the most inexpensive option I could find here.
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It's extremely inexpensive, in most cases free.
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So these are fairly inexpensive, which is great for people on a budget.
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If you want a good inexpensive fun gloss, LA Colors is great.
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His Samuel Windsor shoes are inexpensive but sturdy.
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What these methods have in common is that they're inexpensive and don't require many actors.
Synonyms
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Costing little money compared with similar things
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Not too expensive for most people to buy
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Cheap to buy and easy to afford
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Very cheap and costing almost nothing
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Not costing much money
Antonyms
How Expensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word inexpensive breaks into in- meaning 'not' and expensive, which comes from 'expense' meaning 'cost'. So, inexpensive simply means 'not costly' or 'cheap'.