Synonyms for inexpensive
ˌɪn ɪkˈspɛn sɪvin·ex·pen·sive

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1. inexpensiveadjective

   Synonyms:
   economical, cheap

   Antonyms:
   expensive, dear

2. inexpensiveadjective

   low in price

   Synonyms:
   cheap, economical

   Antonyms:
   dear, expensive

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. cheap, inexpensiveadjective

   relatively low in price or charging low prices

   "it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants"

   Synonyms:
   flashy, chintzy, trashy, chinchy, meretricious, tacky, gimcrack, loud, garish, tinny, bum, cheap, crummy, cheesy, sleazy, tawdry, flash, tatty, gaudy, brassy, punk

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1. affordable

   affordable is a positive alternative synonym for inexpensive as opposed to the demeaning "cheap"

   good thin g that bag is affordable! i really like it!

   Submitted by JP03 on October 26, 2014  

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1. List of paraphrases for "inexpensive":

   cheap, low-cost, affordable, cost-effective, low-priced

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1. Tara Kuczykowski:

   It's usually better to spend a little more on a quality backpack that's going to last, than on a very inexpensive backpack advertised to get you in the store.

2. Brian Fujimoto:

   And if you look at the poly netting and ropes that you’re finding, they’re all very inexpensive stuff.

3. Dave Perkins:

   The stock looked inexpensive relative to our estimate of the company's intrinsic value, it feels like a pretty stable place to be.

4. Blade CEO Rob Wiesenthal:

   We measure the value of the route by the time that it takes to fly by helicopter versus the time it takes to drive, and we're now turning 6-hour drives into 35-minute flights, it's obviously not going to be as inexpensive as Uber, but for people who value their time more than the cost it does make sense.

5. Shaun Murphy:

   Computers, tablets, and smartphones are very inexpensive and [sometimes older devices are free] and internet access is just a coffee shop away, combine that with the energy and inquisitive nature of children and you have unlimited possibilities.