Cheap
Cheap adjective - Costing little.
Meaningless and cheap are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meaningless" instead an adjective "Cheap".
Meaningless
Meaningless adjective - Having no meaning.
Cheap and meaningless are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cheap" instead an adjective "Meaningless".
Nearby Words: meaning, meaningful
Both words in one sentence
- Subverted somewhat in Season 3, where the winning team's advert was deliberately produced in a cheap-looking way to go with the theme of their product, although the opposing team fell into the usual trap and produced a slick but meaningless advert.
Source: Reality Show Genre Blindness
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