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cheap out

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  1. To reduce costs on a project or product to an unreasonable degree; to cut corners. (informal, intransitive) · That's not the kind of product you want to cheap out on.
  2. To act cheap; to unreasonably refuse to spend money. (informal, intransitive) · I could never marry someone who cheaps out like that.
  3. To be too stingy to achieve a purpose or provide a promised product/service/project. (informal, intransitive) · I was cheaped out of having a good vacation because the hotel's marketing misled me.
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