Usage of "inexpensive"

Portuguese

Spanish

Relatively low in price or charging low prices.

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Usage of inexpensive in English

Manufacturers are well aware of growing consumer interest in inexpensive mini notebooks. 
 Wired 

Objectives: Walking is an adaptable, inexpensive and accessible form of physical activity. 
 Pubmed 

Nor do companies, especially in technology, look inexpensive when compared to sales. 
 Reuters 

Moreover, this system was inexpensive and convenient for both operation and control. 
 Pubmed 

Vinge warned that these inexpensive chips may create a guise for government. 
 Wired 

They also love that it is extremely inexpensive to operate and easy. 
 Wired 

And besides, inexpensive netting can be used to protect your fruit trees. 
 News.com.au 

It's been a strong performer but it's still extraordinarily inexpensive, said Finn. 
 Reuters 

I've heard of it-ithas an excellent reputation for inexpensive, high-qualityfood. 
 Millionaire's women 

It was inexpensive enough, and the changes in it were but few. 
 Wives and Daughters 

Here, we present a simple and inexpensive method that eliminates these drawbacks. 
 Pubmed 

To improve a BER, the simplest and most inexpensive changes can help. 
 The Irish Times 

Conclusion: Intubation with the cuffed oesophageal prosthesis is safe and relatively inexpensive. 
 Pubmed 

In great part their pleasures were simple, inexpensive and out of doors. 
 The City That Was: A Requiem of Old San Francisco 

This was before inexpensive tape jukeboxes eliminated a lot of that work. 
 Time management for system administrators 

Postal questionnaires are inexpensive and should be considered to assess long-term results. 
 Pubmed 

inexpensive

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Translations for inexpensive

Portuguese

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Inexpensive through the time

Inexpensive across language varieties

United States of America

Common

Ireland

Common

United Kingdom

Less common

Meanings of inexpensive in English