low-cost
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2.0
- adjective
- /loʊ kɔst/
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económico
- Affordable, low-cost waterfront condominiums starting in the low 200s, and sales are better than we ever expected.
- low-cost housing
- low-cost care
- low-cost labor
How they had a program where they can lease you low cost instruments.
- How they had a program where they can lease you low cost instruments.
- It's the battle of the low cost pure Android smartphones.
- He said that small and large investors should stick with low cost index funds.
- I love this as a great simple low cost way to invest.
- So that makes means making solar panels low cost and making electric cars appealing.
- And Bitcoin is like an immediate low cost, easily accessible solution for people.
- And in fact, these technologies now often provide the lowest cost source of electricity we have.
- If they can decrease the atmosphere of casual sex or low cost casual sex, then they benefit.
- He also says that one, masks are a low cost lifesaver.
- Your advice to listeners is generally speaking diversification, low cost ETFs, let time take over.
- So join us as we assemble Google Cardboard and experience Googles vision for low cost virtual reality.
- This board could therefore be a fantastic low cost maker SBC.
Examples
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And we do need volunteers, because many of our services are free or low-cost for our clients.
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For example, numerous low-cost technologies are now available to treat water quickly without large-scale infrastructure.
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So today our main need is speed, scale and low cost models.
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I love this as a great simple low cost way to invest.
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An incredible effect for a very low cost, low impact creation.
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The functional properties and low cost of the oil make it attractive for such uses.
Academic text (1991) -
Although global learning cannot replace exchange programs, it has the advantage of lower cost and fewer logistics.
Academic text (2008) -
Large-ensemble classes provide powerful music learning experiences and do so at a uniquely low cost per student.
Academic text (2011) -
Slate and Company... will revolutionize the building industry... by providing simple, low-cost, modular housing units.
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This company is known for offering low-cost travel options that appeal to budget-conscious tourists.
Synonyms
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1.0
Costing little money compared with similar things
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2.1
Not too expensive for most people to buy
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3.0
Planned or made to cost little money
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2.8
Very cheap and costing almost nothing
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1.0
Not costing much money
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3.8
Simple and basic without extra services or decoration
A low-cost basic version of a product to save money
Costing very little money
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Etymology
Low-cost comes from the two simple words low ('not high') and cost ('price to pay'). So something described as low-cost has a 'low price' and is inexpensive to buy or keep.