The Opposite(Antonym) of “chargeless”
The antonyms of chargeless are expensive, chargeable, and costly. These words convey the opposite meaning of chargeless, which means without cost or free of charge.
Explore all Antonyms of “chargeless”
Definitions and Examples of expensive, chargeable, costly
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Costing a lot of money; having a high price.
Example
The designer dress was too expensive for her budget.
Requiring payment; able to be charged or billed.
Example
The hotel room was chargeable to her credit card.
Involving a high expense or sacrifice; expensive.
Example
The company's decision to expand overseas was costly but profitable in the long run.
Key Differences: expensive vs chargeable vs costly
- 1Expensive refers to something that has a high price tag, while chargeless means free of charge.
- 2Chargeable is used to describe something that requires payment, while chargeless means no payment is required.
- 3Costly refers to something that involves a high expense or sacrifice, while chargeless means no cost at all.
Effective Usage of expensive, chargeable, costly
- 1Shopping: Use expensive when comparing prices of products or services.
- 2Billing: Use chargeable when referring to items that require payment.
- 3Budgeting: Use costly when discussing expenses that require a significant amount of money.
- 4Negotiation: Use chargeless to indicate that something is free of charge.
Remember this!
The antonyms of chargeless are expensive, chargeable, and costly. These words have different meanings and usage. Use expensive when comparing prices, chargeable when referring to items that require payment, costly when discussing expenses that require a significant amount of money, and chargeless to indicate that something is free of charge.
