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Adjective

costing very little; relatively low in price; inexpensive
a cheap dress.
costing little labor or trouble
Words are cheap.
charging low prices
a very cheap store.
of little account; of small value; mean; shoddy
cheap conduct; cheap workmanship.
embarrassed; sheepish
He felt cheap about his mistake.
obtainable at a low rate of interest
when money is cheap.
of decreased value or purchasing power, as currency depreciated due to inflation.
stingy; miserly
He's too cheap to buy his own brother a cup of coffee.

Adverb

at a low price; at small cost
He is willing to sell cheap.

Idioms

cheap at twice the price
exceedingly inexpensive
I found this old chair for eight dollarsit would be cheap at twice the price.
on the cheap
Informal . inexpensively; economically
She enjoys traveling on the cheap.

Antonyms

adjective
costly , dear , expensive , excellent , noble , precious , priceless , superior , valuable , worthy , sophisticated , upper

Synonyms

adjective
at a bargain , bargain , bargain-basement , bargain-counter , bought for a song , budget , buy , cheapo , competitive , cost next to nothing , cut-price , cut-rate , depreciated , dime a dozen , easy on the pocketbook , economical , half-priced , irregular , low-cost , lowered , low-priced , low tariff , marked down , moderate , nominal , on sale , popularly priced , real buy , reasonable , reduced , sale , slashed , standard , steal , uncostly , undear , utility , worth the moneynotes:cheap means relatively low in price or charging low prices , tastelessly showy , or of very poor quality while cheep is the short weak cry of a young bird , a chirp , bad , base , bogus , catchpenny , cheesy , common , commonplace , crappy * , cruddy , dud , flashy , garbage , garish , glitzy , junky , lousy , mangy , mean , mediocre , meretricious , no bargain , no good , ordinary , paltry , poor , ratty , raunchy , rinky-dink , rotten , rubbishy , scroungy , second-rate , shoddy , sleazy , small-time * , tatty , tawdry , terrible , trashy , trumpery , two-bit , valueless , white elephant * , worthlessnotes:cheap means relatively low in price or charging low prices , abject , beggarly , contemptible , despicable , dirty , dishonest , pitiable , scurvy , shabby , sordid , sorry , vilenotes:cheap means relatively low in price or charging low prices , mingy , miserly , penny-pinching , stingy , thrifty , tight * , tight-wadnotes:cheap means relatively low in price or charging low prices , inexpensive , low , miserable , close , close-fisted , costive , hard-fisted , niggard , niggardly , parsimonious , penurious , petty , pinching , tight , tightfisted , bedizened , chintzy , gaudy , gimcrack , inferior , of smallvalue , picayune , pinchbeck , price , purchase , schlock , seedy , tacky , vile , wholesale

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