cheap
ਸਸਤੀ
definition
adverb
a house that was going cheap
at or for a low price.
adjective
they bought some cheap fruit
(of an item for sale) low in price; worth more than its cost.
example
The road takes in long deserted beaches, paddy fields, avenues of trees and various 'cheap' hotels and restaurants.
Since it became a region in its own right, Montilla has had to contend with a popular image as an inferior, 'cheap' alternative to sherry.
She deserves and should expect nothing but ridicule for this newest 'cheap' trick.
In the report, supermarkets admitted low-cost packaging was one of the reasons they charged less for their 'cheap' lines.
that's incredibly 'cheap'!
Did the rather 'cheap' quality of the cartoons leave an impression as he read the scripts?
The fast food restaurants are serving up vast portions of 'cheap' , fatty food which is causing obesity and illness among their customers.
There is a huge difference between an online bookmaker and a firm who offer services in 'cheap' flights, car hire and internet cafés.
Luckily for its readers, this newspaper would never fall for such 'cheap' tricks.
He said the agency had to carefully examine the quality of 'cheap' meat to decide whether it was safe for human consumption.
That evening I bought a dinner in a 'cheap' restaurant near the lodging house.
'cheap' food
I own several scruffy-looking fleece tops that make me feel 'cheap' and shabby whenever I wear them, so I was on the lookout for warm and slinky knitwear to help bring out my inner fabulousness.
The 'cheap' thrills aren't worth the self-inflicted lobotomy one must perform to enjoy them.
Here you will find fantastic Indian restaurants, the best being the Punjab, friendly 'cheap' pubs and encounter the sub culture.
Any way you cut it, cleaning services are not 'cheap' .
Anyone fancy starting a 'cheap' express bus service to Manchester?
The service this offers is 'cheap' , safe and allows clients to remain at a distance until they are convinced they are in touch with someone they really want to meet.
The aim of this company was to provide a communications service as 'cheap' as possible to all citizens without any form of discrimination.
life's 'cheap' in wars
Those in the property management departments of the architects feel they have been blinded by a 'cheap' trick.
The singer, who had been floating on a cloud of critical success at a French label, fell down to earth with a bump when critics panned her first solo effort as vulgar and 'cheap' .
that was a 'cheap' blow
it's only 'cheap' sentimentality
I've ended up using a 'cheap' trick - I've adopted exam papers as a structure for two of the scenarios, one based on Politics, one on Media Studies.
This salon is one of the most expensive in Dublin, where I live - so it isn't a case of 'cheap' haircuts or services.
A restaurant in some unknown country, 'cheap' wood-grain paneling on the wall and a sad-faced waitress who spoke only Italian as she delivered the overcooked food to the table.
I bought it 'cheap'
The pier is lined with excellent 'cheap' restaurants, the fish visible in the sea beneath.
The stripper only stayed for the first three tracks (over the course of which she took what little she was wearing off) but it set a tawdry, 'cheap' tone for the rest of the gig.
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