down-market

[doun-mahr-kit]Chiefly British

adjective

appealing or catering to lower-income consumers; widely affordable or accessible.

adverb

in a down-market way.

Origin of down-market

First recorded in 1970–75

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So did down-market white males, who seemed to react to Clinton with almost visceral dislike.
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British Dictionary definitions for down-market

down-market

adjective

relating to commercial products, services, etc, that are cheap, have little prestige, or are poor in quality

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So did down-market white males, who seemed to react to Clinton with almost visceral dislike.

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