Low Priced

Pronunciation: /loʊ praɪst/

Definitions of low priced

adjective describing the noun it modifies as being inexpensive or affordable

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a low priced shirt at the store.

A2 She prefers to shop for low priced items online.

B1 The supermarket offers a variety of low priced products.

B2 The company is known for its high quality, low priced electronics.

C1 The low priced tickets sold out quickly due to high demand.

C2 Investors are always on the lookout for low priced stocks with potential for growth.

Examples of low priced in a Sentence

formal The company offers a wide range of low priced products to cater to budget-conscious customers.

informal I found a really cool, low priced jacket at the thrift store.

slang I love shopping at that store because they always have the best low priced stuff.

figurative His self-esteem was as low priced as the clearance rack at a discount store.

Grammatical Forms of low priced

• past tense: lowered
• plural: low prices
• comparative: lower priced
• superlative: lowest priced
• present tense: is low priced
• future tense: will be low priced
• perfect tense: has been low priced
• continuous tense: is being low priced
• singular: low priced
• positive degree: low priced
• infinitive: to low price
• gerund: low pricing
• participle: low priced

Origin and Evolution of low priced

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English and Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'low priced' originated from the combination of the Old English word 'hlāh' meaning 'low' or 'not high' and the Middle English word 'prys' meaning 'value' or 'price'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'low priced' has remained consistent in its meaning of something being inexpensive or affordable. However, as society and economy have evolved, the concept of what constitutes a 'low price' has changed, influenced by factors such as inflation and market trends.