cost-efficient

[ kawst-i-fish-uhnt, kost- ]

adjective

1. cost-effective.

Other Words From

• cost-ef·ficien·cy noun
• cost-ef·ficient·ly adverb

Example Sentences

It can be a cost-efficient way to finance investment in an industry that lenders have been very happy to lend to.

From BBC

By joining a rotation that could also include Ohtani next season, he would represent a cost-efficient remedy for the team’s expensive mistakes.

From Los Angeles Times

In the pitch, Waterton said it seeks to carry out “cost-efficient renovations to improve property performance and drive investment returns” and noted it used “rent optimization software” to “maximize rents and occupancy.”

From Los Angeles Times

“If there is something that can still be done that is cost-efficient, then I hope that we can make a change.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Patients can also sing with their family members, and singing can be organised in healthcare units as a group-based, cost-efficient rehabilitation," Sihvonen says.

From Science Daily