low-priced

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But if it's consumer confidence, what the hell is a company that shills relatively low-priced entertainment doing in top spot?

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Quick take

Having a low price; cheap.

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adjective

Having a low price; cheap.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for low-priced.

adjective

Having a low price; cheap.

See also: cheap, inexpensive, affordable, low-cost

Example sentences

But if it's consumer confidence, what the hell is a company that shills relatively low-priced entertainment doing in top spot?

It is better for employees if the stock they own (or have options for) is initially low-priced (for tax reasons).

Amazon has an established reputation as a low-priced retailer, and stakes its reputation on that.

This would be destroying German industry except that they get special low-priced electricity, so it merely reduces the living standard of everyone else.

Women who don't sell it for cash don't want to compete with professionals in the same way manufacturers try to keep out low-priced imports.

They say you make money when you buy a house, so buying a low-priced house and bringing up to the standards of the neighborhood has been my formula.

They're very small, stylish, and low-priced.

Quote examples

"We're finding that the financial health of original residents in gentrifying neighborhoods seems to be increasing, as compared to original residents in nongentrifying, low-priced neighborhoods," says Daniel Hartley, a research economist with the bank.