cheap

US /tʃiːp/
UK /tʃiːp/
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1.

low in price, especially in relation to similar items or services

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The hotel offers cheap rooms during the off-season.
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I found a really cheap flight to London.
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inexpensivelow-costaffordablebudget
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expensivecostlypriceydearhigh-priced
2.

of poor quality

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The shoes were so cheap, they fell apart after a week.
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He made a cheap excuse for being late.
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shoddyinferiorpoor-qualityflimsytacky
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qualitywell-madedurablesuperior
3.

unwilling to spend money; stingy

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He's too cheap to buy a new car.
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Don't be so cheap, just pay for the extra toppings.
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stingymiserlytightfistedparsimonious
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generouslavishextravagant
1.

at a low cost; cheaply

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You can buy fresh produce cheap at the farmer's market.
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He got off cheap with just a warning.
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inexpensivelyat a low pricefor a song
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expensivelydearly
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dirt cheapcheap and cheerfula cheap shot