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1. (adj.) inexpensive
not expensive; not high in price; costing little.
Etymology: (1830–40)
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1. (adj) cheap, inexpensive
relatively low in price or charging low prices
"it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants"
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1. (adjective) inexpensive
not costing a lot of money
an inexpensive hotel
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1. (adj) inexpensive
not expensive; cheap
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Sense: not costly; not expensive
inexpensive clothes.
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 Afrikaans: billike |
 Arabic: رَخيص، قَليل الكُلْفَه |
 Bulgarian: евтин |
 Brazilian: barato |
 Czech: levný |
 German: nicht teuer, billig |
 Danish: billig |
 Greek: φθηνός, οικονομικός |
 Spanish: económico, barato |
 Estonian: odav |
 Farsi: ارزان |
 Finnish: edullinen |
 French: bon marché |
 Hebrew: לא יָקָר |
 Hindi: सस्ता |
 Croatian: jeftin |
 Hungarian: olcsó |
 Indonesian: murah |
 Icelandic: ódÿr |
 Italian: economico |
 Japanese: 安い |
 Korean: 값이 싼 |
 Lithuanian: nebrangus |
 Latvian: lēts |
 Malay: tidak mahal |
 Dutch: voordelig |
 Norwegian: billig, rimelig |
 Polish: niedrogi |
 Persian: ارزان |
 Pashto: تیته |
 Portuguese: barato |
 Romanian: ieftin |
 Russian: недорогой |
 Slovak: lacný, nenákladný |
 Slovenian: poceni |
 Serbian: jeftin |
 Swedish: billig |
 Thai: (ราคา) ย่อมเยา |
 Turkish: ucuz |
 Taiwanese: 便宜的 |
 Ukrainian: недорогий, дешевий |
 Urdu: سستا |
 Vietnamese: rẻ |
 Chinese: 便宜的 |
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