ultracheap

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ cheap.

Adjective

ultracheap (comparative more ultracheap, superlative most ultracheap)

  1. Extremely cheap
    • 2007 April 25, Jeff Bailey, “A New Low-Fare Airline on a Web-Only Approach”, in New York Times‎[1]:
      Ryanair brought ultracheap fares to much of Europe, charging fees for many extras and transforming the short-haul market there.
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