Synonym: cheap, reasonable. Antonym: expensive. Similar words: expensive, expense, at the expense of, offensive, extensive, defensive, expansively, comprehensive. Meaning: [‚ɪnɪk'spensɪv] adj. relatively low in price or charging low prices.
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91. Ric e is an inexpensive dish.
92. Luxembourg produces six reputable and relatively inexpensive white wines.
93. There are many inexpensive furnishings in good taste.
94. Cellulosic biomass feedstock is inexpensive and plentiful.
95. I want to buy more inexpensive.
96. How did he make the Model T so inexpensive?
97. Nonfat dry milk is an inexpensive proteinaceous eluent.
98. This kind of car is inexpensive.
99. Fish is inexpensive, easy to cook and very digestible.
100. The word'inexpensive'means not expensive . " inexpensive ".
101. The plain weave is comparatively inexpensive to produce.
102. As a method of contraception, male condoms have the advantage of being inexpensive, easy to use, having few side-effects, and of offering protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
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103. Budapest's beautiful buildings, rich culture, and inexpensive means of transportation make it a favorite among travelers.
104. A human being in her real life setting, plus an inexpensive "fool-proof" automatic film camera. It's that simple. Simply, no more arguments about Art and Life.
105. The failure of something as small and inexpensive as a split pin can result in the loss of the propeller.
106. Carbon materials are inexpensive and easy to process. The mold does not embrittle even when repeatedly used.
107. Enjoying simple but inexpensive pleasures like nature walks and museums can quell the urge to splurge.
108. Bluebell Fragrance. Fragrances are an inexpensive way to perfume unscented hair products and Body Oils.
109. Our goal is "user's of noble, reputation first, good quality of inexpensive, " Faithful performance of business rule:" Faith by wholeheartedness, Won by quality, Reputation by excellent service.
110. A simple and inexpensive optical fiber vibrometer with reflectivity and illuminating power compensation was presented.
111. An accurate and inexpensive method is known as skinfold thickness measures using skinfold calipers.
112. Computers running Google's less-demanding Chrome OS should be even leaner, simpler and more inexpensive than the already no-frills netbooks that have flooded the market in past years.
113. An inexpensive litz wire coil ensuring sufficiently high space factor and insusceptible to deterioration in characteristics even in high frequency region.
114. Internet is a convenient and fast source of information, an inexpensive means of communications, a popular way of relaxation, and a definitely efficient channel for interaction.
115. Custom made clothes are inexpensive and easy - to - buy in China.
116. It was the kind of card that comes in an inexpensive assortment box sold by a child going door-to-door to try to earn money for a school project.
117. There were no recurrent patient after 6 months follow – up. Conclusion The small needle knife method is a safe, effective, convenient and inexpensive treatment method for low rectostenosis.
118. O.L.P.C. led the way in designing inexpensive laptops for children in poorer nations, but others have followed, notably Intel with its Classmate PC, which runs Windows and is priced at $400 or less.
119. However, reporter on - line had actually discovered two sets flabbergasted the super inexpensive room.
120. Anyway, it is important to have a fail-safe system, and that's why I've decided to build mine with a RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive (Independent) Drives).
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