Synonym: abundance, common, inexpensive, costly, expensive. Similar words: cheat, ahead of schedule, leap, take apart, chew, chef, cheek, chest. Meaning: [tʃiːp] 
adj. 1. relatively low in price or charging low prices 2. tastelessly showy 3. of very poor quality; flimsy 4. embarrassingly stingy.
adj. 1. relatively low in price or charging low prices 2. tastelessly showy 3. of very poor quality; flimsy 4. embarrassingly stingy. 
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91. You can buy a cheap one-day bus pass .
92. There was a plentiful supply of cheap labour.
93. Fresh vegetables are very cheap in the autumn.
94. They drank cheap wine from plastic cups.
95. Be it dear or cheap, we shall take it.
96. His treatment of her made her feel cheap .
97. They're always selling off stuff like that dirt cheap.
98. His remark was a cheap shot at short people.
99. Children's shoes aren't cheap quite the reverse.
100. 3 is very cheap for a hardback book.
101. Enterprise must have a reservoir of cheap labour.
102. Cheap wine gives me a headache.
103. The room reeked of cheap perfume.
104. Buying cheap shoes is a false economy.
105. As unemployment rises, the pool of cheap labour increases.
106. Calls are cheap rate after 6 p.m.
107. Her cheap, cloying scent enveloped him.
108. the chance of a cheap holiday.
109. Cheap is good - we like cheap.
110. Cheap plastic bowls and buckets flood the market.
111. The glasses are plain without looking cheap.
112. The country has a surfeit of cheap labour.
113. Relatively speaking, land prices are still pretty cheap here.
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114. Air fares to Africa don't come cheap .
115. She bedizened herself with cheap jewels.
116. They're selling off their old stock cheap.
117. Bicycles are a cheap and efficient form of transport.
118. The scheme is simple and cheap to operate.
119. Cheap imports decimated the British cycle industry.
120. At ￡3 a go, the cards are not cheap.