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It is very common to use the word cheap. It is an informal phrase that means it is a low cost. There are times where it can also mean that the item is of a low or poor quality. If the item is of a very high quality and you don't want to say cheap, you can say affordable. You can also say: That's a reasonable price. It is not so common to say ' It is of a low cost.' I hope that helps!

"This is cheap!" You are exclaiming that the item you are looking at is a low cost. "This is inexpensive!" Expensive tells us that the item is not cheap. However, by adding the prefix "in-" we are stating the opposite, that the item is actually cheap, or a good price. "That is a good price." You can say that the item is a price that is good, not a high cost.

There are two ways to use the word cheap. On one hand, you have inexpensive or low cost. For example, "This is a cheaper version of Louis Vuitton." On the other hand, you have cheap as in not worth much. For example: I purchased a cheap bag from the supermarket and it broke within an hour of purchase. If you want to indicate that something is low-cost, you may use words like economical, reasonable, modest or cost effective. If you want to state that something is cheap as in not worth much, you can say that it is poor quality, substandard or inadequate.

Cheap means low in price, especially in relation to similar items or services. For example: "local buses were reliable and cheap" Low cost relatively inexpensive. For example: "A low-cost airline." Cheap is commonly used to refer to something that has a low price.

Positive sayings: *This is budget friendly! *This is a wallet-friendly price tag *This is a really cheap price. *Other positive ways of using 'low price' etc are... *What a great low price *This is a great price for the quality. *For the product, this is really low price In terms of using the word low cost, if you're talking about something which is advertised as low cost or budget as a promotion etc, then it can be used as a positive thing. For example: low cost airline, low cost meals on the go etc. If you wanted to say that something is cheap in a negative way (that it isn't made very well, build quality etc) you could say: *This dress feels really cheap *The packaging of this phone is really cheap *My shorts are made of nylon so they feel really cheap. Saying something feels/looks cheap= negative comment. Hope this helps! ^ ^

examples "this coat was in the sale, it was really cheap". or "this car is cheaper to run, its more economical". or "I prefer this baker, the low cost range is more economical for me". or "this restaurant is great and inexpensive, making a great night out".

Inexpensive - This means not expensive so low in price. Low cost - Means low in price this phrase is used very commonly.

"Cheap" can be used in a variety of contexts, not always considered looking down on someone or something, this is the expression used more frequently as it is a more casual and widely used word. ex. "This car was so cheap, I had to buy it!" and "Those clothes look cheap"- this phrase can make the word cheap sound as if the clothes are not good enough or maybe look bad. "affordable" Is a more formal and polite way of suggesting or stating something is cheap or within your budget/price range, something you are able to afford.