Abusive and Cheap

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Abusive adjective - Marked by harsh insulting language.

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Cheap and abusive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cheap" instead an adjective "Abusive".

Nearby Words: abuse, abused, abusing, abusively

Cheap adjective - Costing little.

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Abusive and cheap are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abusive" instead an adjective "Cheap".

Nearby Words: cheapen, cheaply, cheapness

Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Driftwood is rude, abusive, screwy, cheap, thieving, and a Manipulative Bastard, but he sees to it the good guys prevail and that the lovers Riccardo and Rosa get their big break.

Source: Film / A Night at the Opera
The heroine of Safe Haven flees to Philadelphia when escaping her abusive husband and heads to Chinatown, knowing she'll find cheap places to stay and plentiful waitressing jobs (it's the only skill she has).

Source: Friendly Local Chinatown
He betrayed himself just to get money from abusive captors, and while he initially tried to distract himself from it with cheap gimmicks, his sanity ended up being crushed by this realization, turning his life (and the room he's trapped in) a complete nightmare.

Source: Analysis / Alan Tutorial

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