Inexpensive

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈɪk.spən.sɪv/

Definitions of inexpensive

adjective describing something that is low in cost or price

Example Sentences

A1 I bought an inexpensive shirt at the store.

A2 She found an inexpensive apartment in the city center.

B1 The restaurant offers a variety of inexpensive menu options.

B2 The hotel room was clean and inexpensive, perfect for budget travelers.

C1 The company is known for producing high-quality products at inexpensive prices.

C2 Despite being an inexpensive brand, their products are durable and long-lasting.

Examples of inexpensive in a Sentence

formal The company offers a range of inexpensive options for businesses on a budget.

informal I found an inexpensive dress for the party at the thrift store.

slang I scored these sneakers for super cheap, they were so inexpensive!

figurative His advice was like an inexpensive gem, valuable yet affordable.

Grammatical Forms of inexpensive

• past tense: inexpensive
• plural: inexpensives
• comparative: more inexpensive
• superlative: most inexpensive
• present tense: is inexpensive
• future tense: will be inexpensive
• perfect tense: has been inexpensive
• continuous tense: is being inexpensive
• singular: inexpensive
• positive degree: inexpensive
• infinitive: to be inexpensive
• gerund: being inexpensive
• participle: inexpensive

Origin and Evolution of inexpensive

First Known Use: 1834 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'inexpensive' originated from the combination of the prefix 'in-' meaning 'not' and the word 'expensive' meaning 'costly'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that is not costly or expensive, the word 'inexpensive' has evolved to also imply affordability and good value for the price.