inexpensive
adj.adj. costing very little money. It is a more polite or formal way to say something is cheap without making it sound like it is poor quality.
adj. costing relatively little; low in price. Often carries a more positive connotation than 'cheap', which can imply low quality or lack of value.
The hotel was clean and inexpensive.
The student looked for an inexpensive apartment that was still close to the university campus.
While the initial purchase price of the printer was relatively inexpensive, the long-term cost of replacement ink cartridges proved to be a significant financial burden.
From in- + expensive.
Typically used as an attributive adjective before a noun or as a predicative adjective after a linking verb.
an inexpensive pricea low priceInexpensive describes the item itself, not the price; prices are described as low or high.