Inexpensive (adjective)

1. Not costly, reasonably priced.
2. Not demanding a high price.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from in- ("not") + expensive, on the pattern of latin inexpugnabilis ("impregnable").

Examples:

1. She found an inexpensive hotel in the city center for her stay.
2. He chose an inexpensive car that would be reliable and efficient.
3. The store was offering an inexpensive sale on winter clothing.
4. The company's focus on low-cost production has made it an inexpensive provider of quality goods.
5. The inexpensive meal was delicious and filling.