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Meanings of cheap in English
Relatively low in price or charging low prices.
Usage of cheap in English
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Political words on issues of great note to Indigenous people are cheap.
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Labor was very cheap in China, as well as Canton and Shanghai.
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Farmers markets are plentiful and offer another option for great, cheap food.
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That's a great global franchise, great management, it's cheap on book value.
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A slew of products now address the problem-butthey don't come cheap.
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But reality shows have a reputation as dirt-cheap alternatives to scripted shows.
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That's why American companies continue to invest in cheap, clean renewable energy.
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It was in no way cheap; it did not flatter slothful ears.
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Researchers hope this new device will be cheap enough for individual consumers.
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As a state controlled company, Sabic has access to cheap energy inputs.
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Of course all this power and missing door handles doesn't come cheap.
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Some little business might be done there: stock in particular is cheap.
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In the middle of the day I go to a cheap restaurant.
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So until they withdraw their support, talk is really cheap, Reid said.
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The main reason emerging markets attracted cheap money was their superior growth.
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Investors have been using the super-cheap money to buy into commodity markets.
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