Definitions and Examples of worthless, cheap, valueless
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having no value or usefulness.
Example
The old car was worthless and could not be sold for any amount of money.
Of low cost or poor quality; not worth much money.
Example
The shirt was so cheap that it fell apart after one wash.
Having no value or worth.
Example
The antique vase was discovered to be a fake and was therefore valueless.
Key Differences: worthless vs cheap vs valueless
- 1Worthless implies that something has no value or usefulness.
- 2Cheap suggests that something is of low quality or not worth much money.
- 3Valueless means that something has no value or worth, similar to worthless.
Effective Usage of worthless, cheap, valueless
- 1Vocabulary Building: Learn these antonyms to expand your vocabulary and express yourself more accurately.
- 2Consumerism: Use these words when discussing products or services that are of poor quality or not worth the price.
- 3Economics: Incorporate these antonyms in discussions about the value of goods and services.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of impayable are worthless, cheap, and valueless. Worthless implies that something has no value or usefulness, cheap suggests that something is of low quality or not worth much money, and valueless means that something has no value or worth. Use these words to expand your vocabulary, discuss consumerism, and talk about economics.
