Adjective no-frills has 1 sense

1. no-frills - characterized by the absence of inessential features; "he got a no-frills introduction to the job"
   Antonyms: inessential, unessential (indirect, via essential)
   

no-frills

Part of speech: adjective

Definition: characterized by simplicity and lack of unnecessary or fancy features or decorations.

Sense 1: In general, no-frills describes something basic, without any added extras.

Example sentence 1: The no-frills hotel room had a comfortable bed, but there were no amenities like a minibar or television.

Example sentence 2: The store offers no-frills packaging, which is reflected in the lower prices compared to other retailers.

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Sense 2: In a local context, no-frills is often used to refer to a specific business or service that provides bare essentials at affordable prices.

Example sentence 1: The local supermarket is a no-frills grocery store where customers can buy basic necessities at low prices.

Example sentence 2: The no-frills airline offers affordable fares with no added luxuries or services.

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