semi-affordable

English

Etymology

From semi- +‎ affordable.

Adjective

semi-affordable (not comparable)

1. Alternative form of semiaffordable
   • 2007, Leslie Ann Bosher, To the Manor Drawn: Courting the Countryside, →ISBN:

     As a paid-up member of the blue-sky theory of thinking, I envisioned an estate of more than modest splendour and semi-affordable opulence, which was not surprising given all the Merchant Ivory films I'd seen.

   • 2016, Anna Zaires, Dima Zales, Dark and Alpha: An Addictive Romance Duet, →ISBN:

     Such was student life in NYC, and Mia was one of the lucky ones to have a semi-affordable apartment so close to campus.