low-cost
adjective /ˌləʊˈkɒst/
/-ˈkɑːst/ Definition
› cheap: The 1990s saw a huge increase in the numbers of low-cost airlines.Costing or worth little or no money
(Definition of low-cost adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -free suffix (NO CHARGE)
- bargain bin noun
- cheap adjective (LOW PRICE)
- cheap adverb
- cheap rate noun
- cheaply adverb
- cut-price adjective
- downscale adjective
- inexpensive adjective
- knock-down adjective
- mass market noun
- modest adjective (NOT LARGE)
- off-peak adjective
- reasonably adverb
- rock bottom noun (LOW)
- snip noun (CHEAP PRODUCT)
- steal noun
- tacky adjective (LOW QUALITY)
- there's no such thing as a free lunch idiom
- trinket noun
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