安やすっぽい

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安っぽい · i-adjective

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	安やすっぽい	安やすっぽくない
Polite	安やすっぽいです	安やすっぽくないですalso 安やすっぽくありません
Past polite	安やすっぽかったです	安やすっぽくなかったですalso 安やすっぽくありませんでした
Past	安やすっぽかった	安やすっぽくなかった
Te-form	安やすっぽくて	安やすっぽくなくて
Adverbial	安やすっぽく
Conditional	安やすっぽければ	安やすっぽくなければ
Tara conditional	安やすっぽかったら	安やすっぽくなかったら

Meanings

cheap-looking; tawdry; insignificant

Describes something that looks or feels cheap, shoddy, or lacking in substance; can refer to appearance, quality, or a person's character/actions.

安やすっぽい〈物もの〉a cheap-looking thing (clothes, product, decor, etc.)
彼かの女じょは安やすっぽい服ふくを着きていた。
She was wearing cheap-looking clothes.
〈物もの〉が安やすっぽく見みえるfor something to look cheap
このセットは安やすっぽく見みえる。
This set looks cheap.
安やすっぽく感かんじるto feel or come across as cheap
その言いい訳わけは安やすっぽく感かんじた。
That excuse felt cheap and insincere.

みすぼらしいN1
みすぼらしい emphasizes a shabby, poverty-stricken appearance, while 安っぽい focuses on looking or feeling cheap in quality or taste.
安やすいN5
安い simply means inexpensive without judgment, whereas 安っぽい adds a negative sense of looking or feeling cheap and low-quality.
粗そ末まつN3
粗末 describes something crude or poorly made, often about materials or treatment, while 安っぽい stresses the cheap impression it gives.
安あん価か
安っぽい describes something that looks or feels cheap/shoddy, while 安価 in its figurative sense means lacking depth or sincerity (e.g. 安価な同情).

高こう級きゅうN3
高級 describes something upscale and refined, the opposite of the shoddy, cheap impression of 安っぽい.
上じょう品ひんN3
上品 means elegant and tasteful, contrasting with the tacky, cheap feel described by 安っぽい.

安やす上あがり
安っぽい describes something that looks or feels cheap and low-quality, while 安上がり simply means it costs little money, with no judgment about quality.

Formed from 安 (yasu, 'cheap') + the suffix っぽい (-ppoi, '-ish, -like'), which adds a sense of 'tending to be' or 'having the quality of'.