Definition of cheaply in English:

cheaply

adverb ˈtʃiːpliˈtʃipli

1In an inexpensive way.
cheaply priced designer furniture
cheaply made umbrellas
Example sentencesExamples
- Each of these movies was shot cheaply, on location, in under three weeks.
- Once the license is obtained, the foreign investor reportedly can rent land very cheaply, and then build a factory and employ labor.
- How can a given service be acquired most cheaply?
- The shows themselves appear to be pretty cheaply made.
- Powdered milk from the U.S. sold more cheaply than regular milk from Jamaican dairies.
- Investors acted too swiftly on concerns, and soon junk bonds were priced too cheaply in the eyes of market experts.
- There is nothing we can grow here that could not be grown more cheaply elsewhere.
- The pressure to make things cheaply is unbelievable.
- The animation was cheaply produced, preserving a quality normally reserved for Saturday morning cartoons.
- If someone could install it in my car cheaply, I could finally throw away all those adapters I've accumulated.
2In a way that requires little effort or sacrifice, especially where this is regarded as contemptible or exploitative.
peace of mind doesn't come cheaply
some people forgive too cheaply
Example sentencesExamples
- He has a real sensitivity to his work that frames his kind of insane associative irreverence very sweetly, and never cheaply.
- They were struggling to get any possession at this stage and were guilty of giving the ball away pretty cheaply.
- All such shaming was done by women who considered some other woman as "giving herself too cheaply" or "having no self-respect."
- After the war, he cheaply and covertly fired Clark for being right.
- Goals were cheaply conceded, while injury deprived Corrigan of some of his most potent options.
- The band's multifaceted punk serves to hype the bass and drums over their cutting guitar noise and cheaply distorted vocals.
- She refuses to use the incident cheaply, revealing she has the insight and awareness to make many more great films after this one.
- I am wondering if "democracy" is only a word that's cheaply used while totalitarianism is the norm.
- You've responded strongly to the "cheaply smutty" language and jokes that some of the new sitcoms traffic in.
- We treat our citizenship so lightly and cheaply.

Definition of cheaply in US English:

cheaply

adverbˈtʃipliˈCHēplē

1In an inexpensive way.
cheaply priced designer furniture
cheaply made umbrellas
Example sentencesExamples
- Investors acted too swiftly on concerns, and soon junk bonds were priced too cheaply in the eyes of market experts.
- Each of these movies was shot cheaply, on location, in under three weeks.
- If someone could install it in my car cheaply, I could finally throw away all those adapters I've accumulated.
- Powdered milk from the U.S. sold more cheaply than regular milk from Jamaican dairies.
- There is nothing we can grow here that could not be grown more cheaply elsewhere.
- The shows themselves appear to be pretty cheaply made.
- The pressure to make things cheaply is unbelievable.
- The animation was cheaply produced, preserving a quality normally reserved for Saturday morning cartoons.
- Once the license is obtained, the foreign investor reportedly can rent land very cheaply, and then build a factory and employ labor.
- How can a given service be acquired most cheaply?
2In a way that requires little effort or sacrifice, especially where this is regarded as contemptible or exploitative.
peace of mind doesn't come cheaply
some people forgive too cheaply
Example sentencesExamples
- All such shaming was done by women who considered some other woman as "giving herself too cheaply" or "having no self-respect."
- Goals were cheaply conceded, while injury deprived Corrigan of some of his most potent options.
- You've responded strongly to the "cheaply smutty" language and jokes that some of the new sitcoms traffic in.
- We treat our citizenship so lightly and cheaply.
- The band's multifaceted punk serves to hype the bass and drums over their cutting guitar noise and cheaply distorted vocals.
- He has a real sensitivity to his work that frames his kind of insane associative irreverence very sweetly, and never cheaply.
- She refuses to use the incident cheaply, revealing she has the insight and awareness to make many more great films after this one.
- After the war, he cheaply and covertly fired Clark for being right.
- I am wondering if "democracy" is only a word that's cheaply used while totalitarianism is the norm.
- They were struggling to get any possession at this stage and were guilty of giving the ball away pretty cheaply.

词汇	cheaply
释义	Definition of cheaply in English: cheaply adverb ˈtʃiːpliˈtʃipli 1In an inexpensive way. cheaply priced designer furniture cheaply made umbrellas Example sentencesExamples Each of these movies was shot cheaply, on location, in under three weeks. Once the license is obtained, the foreign investor reportedly can rent land very cheaply, and then build a factory and employ labor. How can a given service be acquired most cheaply? The shows themselves appear to be pretty cheaply made. Powdered milk from the U.S. sold more cheaply than regular milk from Jamaican dairies. Investors acted too swiftly on concerns, and soon junk bonds were priced too cheaply in the eyes of market experts. There is nothing we can grow here that could not be grown more cheaply elsewhere. The pressure to make things cheaply is unbelievable. The animation was cheaply produced, preserving a quality normally reserved for Saturday morning cartoons. If someone could install it in my car cheaply, I could finally throw away all those adapters I've accumulated. 2In a way that requires little effort or sacrifice, especially where this is regarded as contemptible or exploitative. peace of mind doesn't come cheaply some people forgive too cheaply Example sentencesExamples He has a real sensitivity to his work that frames his kind of insane associative irreverence very sweetly, and never cheaply. They were struggling to get any possession at this stage and were guilty of giving the ball away pretty cheaply. All such shaming was done by women who considered some other woman as "giving herself too cheaply" or "having no self-respect." After the war, he cheaply and covertly fired Clark for being right. Goals were cheaply conceded, while injury deprived Corrigan of some of his most potent options. The band's multifaceted punk serves to hype the bass and drums over their cutting guitar noise and cheaply distorted vocals. She refuses to use the incident cheaply, revealing she has the insight and awareness to make many more great films after this one. I am wondering if "democracy" is only a word that's cheaply used while totalitarianism is the norm. You've responded strongly to the "cheaply smutty" language and jokes that some of the new sitcoms traffic in. We treat our citizenship so lightly and cheaply. Definition of cheaply in US English: cheaply adverbˈtʃipliˈCHēplē 1In an inexpensive way. cheaply priced designer furniture cheaply made umbrellas Example sentencesExamples Investors acted too swiftly on concerns, and soon junk bonds were priced too cheaply in the eyes of market experts. Each of these movies was shot cheaply, on location, in under three weeks. If someone could install it in my car cheaply, I could finally throw away all those adapters I've accumulated. Powdered milk from the U.S. sold more cheaply than regular milk from Jamaican dairies. There is nothing we can grow here that could not be grown more cheaply elsewhere. The shows themselves appear to be pretty cheaply made. The pressure to make things cheaply is unbelievable. The animation was cheaply produced, preserving a quality normally reserved for Saturday morning cartoons. Once the license is obtained, the foreign investor reportedly can rent land very cheaply, and then build a factory and employ labor. How can a given service be acquired most cheaply? 2In a way that requires little effort or sacrifice, especially where this is regarded as contemptible or exploitative. peace of mind doesn't come cheaply some people forgive too cheaply Example sentencesExamples All such shaming was done by women who considered some other woman as "giving herself too cheaply" or "having no self-respect." Goals were cheaply conceded, while injury deprived Corrigan of some of his most potent options. You've responded strongly to the "cheaply smutty" language and jokes that some of the new sitcoms traffic in. We treat our citizenship so lightly and cheaply. The band's multifaceted punk serves to hype the bass and drums over their cutting guitar noise and cheaply distorted vocals. He has a real sensitivity to his work that frames his kind of insane associative irreverence very sweetly, and never cheaply. She refuses to use the incident cheaply, revealing she has the insight and awareness to make many more great films after this one. After the war, he cheaply and covertly fired Clark for being right. I am wondering if "democracy" is only a word that's cheaply used while totalitarianism is the norm. They were struggling to get any possession at this stage and were guilty of giving the ball away pretty cheaply.
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