Type: Adjective
Meaning/Definition of expensive: Adjective describing something costing a lot of money; high-priced; charging high prices.
What is the Opposite of expensive?
The Opposite of expensive is cheap.
Other Opposites of expensive:
Here is the list of all opposites or antonyms of expensive:
- Affordable
- Discounted
- Low-priced
- Giveaway
- Cut-rate
- Undear
- Dime-store
- Worthless
- Economic
- Cheap and cheerful
- Low-price
- Bargain
- Modestly priced
- Reduced
- Budget
- On sale
- Modest
- Paltry
- Economy
- Fair
- Valueless
- Thrifty
- Uncostly
- Aiding
- Rock-bottom
- Dirt-cheap
- Free
- Marked down
- Under
- Receded
- Half-priced
- Cut-price
- Going for a song
- Reasonable
- Cost next to nothing
- Next to nothing
- Slashed
- Cost-effective
- Downmarket
- Dirt cheap
- Sale-price
- Decreased
- Economical
- On special offer
- Nominally priced
- Cheapie
- Nominal
- Downscale
- Popularly priced
- Discount
- Trashy
- Reasonably priced
- Cheapo
- Low
- Helpful
- Bargain-basement
- Cheap
- Second-hand
- Down-market
- Half-price
- Moderately priced
- Unpleasant
- Low-cost
- Low-end
- Keenly priced
- Rubbishy
- Dropped
- Down
- Moderate
- Used
- Inexpensive
- Poor
- For a song
- Bargainous
- Competitive
- Lo-fi
- Sale
- Knockdown
- Nickel-and-dime
- A dime a dozen
Example Sentences Using Opposites of “expensive”:
- They found a cheap alternative for the product.
- The price of the item was affordable for most customers.
- They offer inexpensive options for budget-conscious individuals.
- The car’s fuel efficiency made it economical in the long run.
- Their budget-friendly menu attracted many customers.
- She was known for her reasonable spending habits.
- He practiced thrifty shopping to save money.
- The new system proved to be cost-effective for the company.
- They purchased the item at a bargain price during the sale.
- The product was discounted to attract more customers.
