Inexpensively: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when emphasizing the low cost of something without implying poor quality. It has a neutral, slightly formal tone.

• We found some great furniture inexpensively at the second-hand store.
• The renovation was completed inexpensively without cutting corners.

Use this word when referring to low cost but be cautious as it often carries a negative connotation, potentially implying poor quality or something done in a hasty, low-effort manner.

• The toy broke because it was made cheaply.
• She bought a dress cheaply at the clearance sale, but it fell apart after one wash.

Use this word when you want to highlight not just the low cost, but also the implication that something is within financial reach for most people. It has a positive connotation.

• The new brand offers stylish clothing affordably.
• We managed to travel to Europe affordably by booking tickets in advance.

Use this word when you want to indicate a fair, sensible price that provides good value, without necessarily being very low cost. It has a neutral, often somewhat positive connotation.

• The restaurant serves delicious meals at reasonably priced rates.
• He managed to buy a car reasonably given the market conditions.