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off-brand
[awf-brand, of-]
adjective
not having a recognized or popular brand or name.
an off-brand TV set.
being a cheap or inferior brand or grade.
off-brand batteries that never work when you need them.
noun
a brand or name that is unrecognized or relatively unfamiliar.
a cheap or inferior brand.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of off-brand1
Example Sentences
It’s music that never met a mismatched rear spoiler it didn’t love—tunes that are likely to show up with an off-brand energy drink and a new exotic pet.
There are thousands more operating across the country, often ignored by law enforcement and stocked with counterfeit off-brand weed labeled with recognizable, legal brand names.
“It would be off-brand for them to be selling things that consumers think would be too expensive.”
We go up an aisle and grab off-brand snacks I’ve never heard of: Sour Patch Adults, Chocolate Sandwich Cookies with Cream, Rainbow-Colored Chews, and my favorite, A Chocolate Bar with Peanuts and Caramel.
“You can get off-brand ones for under $20 on Amazon,” he advises.
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