low-priced

[loh-prahyst]

adjective

1. selling at a low price; inexpensive; cheap.

Word History and Origins

Origin of low-priced¹

First recorded in 1715–25

Example Sentences

Fiddelke, during Target’s earnings call in August, said the retailer needed to reclaim its relevance as an “authority” in stylish and low-priced merchandise.

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By flooding global markets with low-priced rare earths, China has made it difficult for producers in developed countries to compete.

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Chinese automaker BYD sells ultra low-priced fully electric models, but they are not available in the U.S.

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As well as its own lines, it sells hundreds of other brands, and its website offers everything from low-priced clothing and vintage fashion to Korean skincare and Sol de Janeiro.

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Mondelēz described Aldi's business model as hinging on "low-priced private label products that resemble the look and feel of well-known brands".

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Related Words

• discounted www.thesaurus.com
• inexpensive