cut-rate

English

Adjective

cut-rate (not comparable)

1. Offered for sale or rent at a lower than usual rate.
   • 1961 January, “News in Brief”, in Trains Illustrated, page 10:

     Cut-rate first class return fares are again on offer for weekend travel between London and Glasgow or Edinburgh until March 25; compared with the ordinary fare of £10 16s, £7 10s is the Saturday price of a first class return between Euston and Glasgow, while £7 7s 6d, instead of £10 13s, buys a first class return on Saturdays between Edinburgh Waverley and Kings Cross ...

Translations

offered at a lower than usual rate

• German: herabgesetzt (de), Billig-
• Swedish: lågpris- (sv) n

Anagrams

• curtate