cheap and inexpensive – synonyms and related words | Macmillan Dictionary

budget

adjective

very inexpensive

cheap

adjective

used about something that is lower in price than usual or than you expected

cheap

adverb

at a low price

cheaply

adverb

in a way that is not expensive

chintzy

adjective

Americaninformal inexpensive and badly made

concessionary

adjective

cheaper than the usual price or rate, and offered to some groups of people such as children or disabled people

cut-rate

adjective

American cheaper than the normal price

dirt cheap

adjective

informal very inexpensive

economical

adjective

used about something that is not expensive to make, buy, or use

economically

adverb

in a way that does not cost much money

favourable

the British spelling of favorable

giveaway

adjective

very inexpensive, or free

going cheap

phrase

being sold for a lower price than is usual

knockdown

adjective

informal knockdown prices are very low

low-rent

adjective

not expensive to rent

modestly

adverb

without needing a lot of money

one-star

adjective

a one-star restaurant, hotel, etc. is not expensive and provides only a basic standard of service

on the cheap

phrase

if you do something on the cheap, you spend less money and get a product or service that is not of the best quality

shoestring

adjective

having or using a very small amount of money

small

adjective

not worth a lot of money, or not involving a lot of money