Cheap
Adjective
UK
/tĘiËp/
US
/tĘiËp/
Definition
Low in cost or price.
Example
"She bought a cheap notebook at the store."
"They found a cheap flight to their holiday destination."
"These thrills may provide temporary happiness or fun but usually lack depth or lasting satisfaction."
Explanation
Cheap describes something that costs very little money. It can also suggest low quality, but not always. People often look for cheap items to save money. It can be used for products, services, or even figurative situations like âcheap thrillsâ, means simple pleasures or sources of excitement that are easily obtained and donât cost much money, effort, or time.