cheap at half the price

The phrase 'cheap at half the price' is a humorous idiom often used ironically to describe something as very expensive.

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Definition

C1General

(sarcastic, humorous)Used to describe something as very expensive, implying that even if the price were halved, it would still not be a good deal.

Example

  • This luxury car is cheap at half the price, considering how much it costs now.

B2General

(misunderstood)Mistakenly used to mean that something is satisfactorily cheap or reasonably priced.

Example

  • These shoes are cheap at half the price; you won't find a better deal anywhere else.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cheap at half the price":

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