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cheap
 (ch  p)
KEY
ADJECTIVE:
cheap·er
,
cheap·est
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- Relatively low in cost; inexpensive or comparatively inexpensive.
- Charging low prices:
a cheap restaurant.
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- Obtainable at a low rate of interest. Used especially of money.
- Devalued, as in buying power:
cheap dollars.
- Achieved with little effort:
a cheap victory; cheap laughs.
- Of or considered of small value:
in wartime, when life was cheap.
- Of poor quality; inferior:
a cheap toy.
- Worthy of no respect; vulgar or contemptible:
a cheap gangster.
- Stingy; miserly.
ADVERB:
cheaper
,
cheapest
- Inexpensively:
got the new car cheap.
IDIOMS:
cheap at twice the price
- Extremely inexpensive.
on the cheap
- By inexpensive means; cheaply:
traveled to Europe on the cheap.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Middle English (god) chep, (good) price, purchase, bargain, from Old English c ap, trade, from Latin caup , shopkeeper
OTHER FORMS:
cheap ly
(Adverb),
cheap ness
(Noun)
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