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Meanings of very cheap in English

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Usage of very cheap in English
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Labor was very cheap in China, as well as Canton and Shanghai.
The Story of Silk
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It is only a small hall, and the prices are very cheap.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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And at times his blue fire was of a very cheap kind.
Studies in Early Victorian Literature
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We thought they were very cheap, so we bought them, Gundlach said.
Reuters
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On the other hand, Captain Poke held this latter improvement very cheap.
The Monikins
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A folding arm-chair is a great comfort, and a very cheap one.
A First Year in Canterbury Settlement
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Finally she had recourse to gin, which was palatable and very cheap.
The Odd Women
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He had a parcel of six thousand to dispose of, very cheap.
'Twixt Land & Sea: Tales
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You either take very good tobacco, or you take very cheap tobacco.
New Tabernacle Sermons
10
An Art Union gave you, once a year, a very cheap engraving.
How to Do It
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Fruit, roots, herbs, and other garden stuff are very cheap and good.
London in 1731
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A very cheap Englishman, wrongfully detained, may cause a most expensive campaign.
A Rock in the Baltic
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It was also very cheap, which may explain its popularity with hosts.
The Irish Times
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That was very cheap -but then so is housing in Salford.
The Guardian
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In my early days in the country, fur in Labrador was very cheap.
A Labrador Doctor / The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfe...
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I saw some hundreds in London; and very cheap they are.
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
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