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Meanings of relatively inexpensive in English

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Usage of relatively inexpensive in English
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Conclusion: Intubation with the cuffed oesophageal prosthesis is safe and relatively inexpensive.
Pubmed
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Buccal smear analysis is a noninvasive, fast, and relatively inexpensive diagnostic method.
Pubmed
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At hotpot restaurants in China, most of the ingredients are relatively inexpensive.
The Irish Times
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Vaccines are relatively inexpensive, and have an unimpeachable record of safety and effectiveness.
Wired
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The two vitamins are often sold together and are relatively inexpensive.
Reuters
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These days, farm labor is expensive and tractors are relatively inexpensive.
Organic Gardener's Composting
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It is relatively inexpensive and is not associated with renal complications.
Pubmed
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Store cupboard items such as grains and pulses are relatively inexpensive.
The Guardian
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This means that eating out, buying groceries, renting and commuting is relatively inexpensive.
The South African
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The end result is a training environment that's not only lifelike, but relatively inexpensive.
Wired
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I came of age in an era when travel was common and relatively inexpensive.
The Irish Times
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And unlike many other new technologies, it is relatively inexpensive.
Wired
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Berlin's status as a relatively inexpensive European city is another helpful factor, he added.
Reuters
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Bleach sedimentation was relatively inexpensive and was not time consuming.
Pubmed
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It is also relatively inexpensive - an ideal stocking filler.
The Guardian
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The comparatively limited area draining into Passaic River makes such a scheme relatively inexpensive.
The Passaic Flood of 1903
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