Cheap
Cheap adjective - Costing little.
Economically and cheap are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Economically" instead an adverb "Cheap".
Economically
Economically adverb - In an economical manner.
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Synonyms for Economically
Cheap and economically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cheap" instead an adverb "Economically".
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- Economically the city reached bankruptcy levels in The '70s, crime was high but consequently this meant rents were cheap, it was easier and open for young people from across the world to live and work there.
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Walt Disney built Walt Disney World with the intent of avoiding the Gone Horribly Right scenario Disneyland fell victim to: his company purchased large tracts of cheap land in a quiet but economically viable part of Florida, keeping the project a secret to avoid a burst of land speculation.
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