low-priced
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of low-priced
First recorded in 1715–25
Example Sentences
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The MP deal included capital for expansion, a price floor to ensure China couldn’t flood the market with low-priced materials, and off-take agreements to ensure all MP’s products will be sold.
From Barron's
Several countries have raised concerns that their markets are being flooded with low-priced Chinese products they cannot compete with.
From BBC
When asked about two cleansing balms she has bought - one from a high-end brand and the other a low-priced equivalent - she says: "It's the same to me, I can't tell the difference."
From BBC
It cited low-priced imports from Asian as a particular problem.
“This scenario can allow bad actors to take advantage of investors in low-priced securities.”
From Barron's
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