Synonyms for low-cost
low-cost

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1. low-costadjective

   Synonyms:
   inexpensive, cheap

2. low-costadjective

   Low in price.

   Synonyms:
   cheap, inexpensive

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1. low-cost, low-priced, affordableadjective

   that you have the financial means for

   "low-cost housing"

   Synonyms:
   low-priced, affordable

   Antonyms:
   expensive

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1. List of paraphrases for "low-cost":

   inexpensive, cheap, low-priced, lower-cost, low-price, affordable, low-rent, cost-effective, cost-sensitive, cut-price

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1. Karen Cullen:

   Certainly there are ways to pack a very low cost meal for a child, it depends on the motivation and the child and parents’ needs and what they feel is important for their family.

2. Carlos Hernandez:

   This is a good moment to expand again, particularly in the low-cost segment, as salaries are and will continue to be low in the years ahead and growth will come particularly from these low and low-to-mid retail segments.

3. Michael Felice:

   Temu might be exposing a white space in the market wherein brands have been producing at extreme low cost, and along the value chain there’s been so much bloated cost passed on for margin, that said, American consumers might not even be ready to accept some of these price points … There’s always the question, ‘is it too cheap to be good?’.

4. Scott Reinhardt:

   Large amounts of high-quality, low-cost heroin and fentanyl are contributing to a record number of overdose deaths and life-threatening addictions nationwide, to address this, in the last few months, the Little Rock field office and the FBI, in collaboration with its partners, have arrested 45 individuals who were directly involved in the sale and distribution of opioids, including heroin and fentanyl.

5. Bill Franke:

   If you want to see how the international aviation landscape is going to evolve, just look to the United States, where consolidation has left just four major legacy carriers to compete with the low-cost airlines that serve the rest of the market, as an aside, don't we all wonder just how long it will take before the three to five lower-cost airlines in the States will consolidate.