cheap

Example:The market is filled with cheap goods that appear to have been mass-produced for profit rather than quality.

Definition:Items that are inexpensive but may lack quality or durability.

Example:He offered us a free ride to the airport but it was supposed to be a cheap ride with a rival taxi company.

Definition:A small or inexpensive payment for a service, but one that may not be as good as expected.

Example:The party offered lots of cheap thrills that didn't require any money at all.

Definition:Excitement or amusement that is inexpensive and perhaps of trivial quality.

Example:We saved money by buying cheap seats for the concert, but we had to search for seats halfway up the arena.

Definition:Seat in a theater, stadium, or aerodrome that is of lower quality or a lower price.

Example:His cheap talk about starting a new business pleased her but she knew he had no real plan.

Definition:Verbal expression intended to be persuasive or manipulative rather than meaningful or effective.

Example:They decided to go on a cheap date and enjoy themselves without worrying about spending too much money.

Definition:A date with a low cost because it involves inexpensive activities or entertainment.

Example:She had to buy a cheap jacket while on vacation because she couldn't navigate the high-end stores in the city.

Definition:A jacket that is inexpensive and of poor quality.

Example:The fast fashion store is famous for its cheap fashion options, but the quality has improved over time.

Definition:Apparel made from cheap materials or designed to be of poor quality.

Example:He was good at cheap talk and could argue about anything almost convincingly.

Definition:Verbal expression intended to be persuasive or manipulative rather than meaningful or effective.

Example:The political debate was filled with cheap shots and cheap talk, making it hard to discern any real differences.

Definition:An unkind, unfounded, or underhanded criticism or attack.