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Meanings of cheaply in English

Portuguese
de forma barata

In a cheap manner.

de forma barata

In a stingy manner.

Usage of cheaply in English
1
That meant investment assets were able to be acquired and financed cheaply.
News.com.au
2
They can deposit or send money very quickly and cheaply, said Wieser.
The Guardian
3
The battery will last about a year and is very cheaply replaced.
News.com.au
4
There's more fast, loose retro history being cheaply made wherever you look.
The Guardian
5
The machinery requisite for cutting brass works cheaply was not in existence.
Great Fortunes, and How They Were Made
6
Hogs were plentiful in the Society Islands, and could be procured cheaply.
The Life of Captain Matthew Flinders
7
But companies may just be clearing a backlog of cheaply borrowed dollars.
Reuters
8
The Tudor would be glad enough to pay the debt so cheaply.
Beatrix of Clare
9
Let us not destroy those wonderful machines that produce efficiently and cheaply.
The Iron Heel
10
And they can produce good crops more cheaply than a white farmer.
The Pride of Palomar
11
They do the work very thoroughly, and at the same time cheaply.
Chatterbox, 1905.
12
No surprise, the Selfridges UK 1909 Edition Morgan won't be had cheaply.
BBC
13
And it's something that most men can do relatively cheaply and easily.
The Guardian
14
They'd been surprised by how cheaply tanks that size could be purchased.
Out of the dark
15
The first desires to tax him by buying cheaply and selling dearly.
The Slave Trade, Domestic and Foreign / Why It Exists, and How I...
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This is rather cheaply pedantic, & is not in very good taste.
Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume II, Part 2: 1886-1900
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