cheap
1 of 2adjective/tʃip/
Forms:cheaper,cheapest
1
having a low price
A1- He found a cheap flight deal for his vacation.
- The store sells clothes that are stylish but cheap.
- The hotel room was cheap, but it lacked amenities.
- The restaurant serves delicious food at cheap prices.
- The shirt she bought was very cheap; she got it on sale.
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2
having low quality or durability
- The cheap fabric started to tear after a few uses.
- She bought a cheap phone that didn't last long.
- His cheap watch broke after only a few weeks of wear.
- The cheap materials used in the construction caused the building to deteriorate quickly.
- They regretted buying cheap furniture because it wasn't durable.
3
unwilling to spend money
- He's too cheap to buy a proper gift for anyone.
- His cheap behavior was noticeable when he always looked for the lowest-priced option.
- The company's cheap practices often upset employees.
- She can be cheap when it comes to tipping waitstaff.
- Being cheap with tips can leave a bad impression on waitstaff.
4
deserving contempt or lacking in moral value
- That was a cheap move to get ahead in the game.
- His cheap behavior made everyone question his integrity.
- She played a cheap trick to win the competition.
- The politician was criticized for using cheap tactics to manipulate voters.
- It was a cheap excuse to avoid responsibility for the mistake.
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