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affordably

[uh-fawrd-uh-blee]

adverb

  1. in a way or to a degree that can be afforded.



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Walker said there were a lot of "affordably priced" tours coming up - but with so many artists visiting the UK this summer, fans may be picking and choosing who they pay to go and see.

From BBC

They have also promised to create more social housing and subsidies to help low-to-moderate-income earners own and rent more affordably.

From BBC

I believe not just in making great episodes, but I believe in making them quickly and affordably.

In a letter to ACW last October, the company warned it would close without its funding, and said at the time: "If lost, it will not be easily or affordably replaced."

From BBC

NHS England said it was working with the government and industry to develop new kinds of services which mean approved treatments can be rolled out safely, effectively and affordably.

From BBC

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