Definition of "low-end" []

Cheapest in a line of merchandise: low-end subcompact cars. (adjective)
Informal Of, relating to, or intended for low-income consumers; downscale: a low-end department store. (adjective)

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Use "low-end" in a sentence

"Bidding on Priceline, I got a room in the heart of South Beach at the Chesterfield Hotel what I would call a low-end boutique - more cool than luxe, with walls a bit too thin if you plan to sleep late after staying out until 5 a.m. for $103 a night, including taxes and the preposterously named "resort fee.""
"Since taking the reins in 2009, Mr. Nordberg has shifted the company away from low-end handsets while forging deeper ties with its Japanese parent."
"Here in Morelia, I've been watching the remodel of a low-end mall not far from my house."

Words like "low-end"

3d all-or-nothing

easiest-to-use

full-featured

high-end

high-net-worth

higher-end

highly-educated

lb-ft

light-torch

office-supply

postindustrial

scaled-down

ulra-light

ultraportable white-bread