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Discover LudwigThe phrase "surprisingly cheap" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when something is less expensive than expected. For example: "The coat was surprisingly cheap, so I decided to buy it."
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Seoul is also surprisingly cheap.
Ordinary Chinese lives, Yu's tale seems to suggest, come surprisingly cheap.
As a result, it has become surprisingly cheap and, on restaurant menus, almost extinct.
The market in the nearby rue Poncelet is excellent and surprisingly cheap.
And you can see it in supermarkets in the Northeast, where whole lobsters are often surprisingly cheap.
Reversing tropical deforestation could be surprisingly cheap and easy because it can be driven by simple economics.
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The jokes wouldn't pass muster on the Disney Channel, the story consists of an escalating series of critter attacks, and the previously mentioned special effects are surprisingly cheap-looking.
Now they're in London for a state occasion and it all kicks off again, with dozens of tourist landmarks shattered by evil-doers from a country Butler robustly calls "Fuckheadistan" – and they're using surprisingly cheap-looking digital effects.
Surprisingly, cheaper oil has not stimulated consumer spending.
Perhaps not surprisingly, this cheap digital has no zoom or LCD screen.
It turns out (not surprisingly) that cheap credit, when continued too long, inspires suspect and speculative borrowing.
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