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rock-bottom

ADJECTIVE
  1. well below normal (especially in price)

How To Use rock-bottom In A Sentence

  • Despite stock market woes, people are still buying housing lickety-split, fueled by piles of equity in their current properties and rock-bottom mortgage interest rates.
  • Rock-bottom Hyde, whose want-away star striker Simon Yeo appears set to turn down a move to Southport, face a difficult trip to Gateshead.
  • Prices are rock-bottom, and our accountant sez we're certifiably insane.
  • Juventus suffered a serious Serie A title setback when rock-bottom visitors Catania clinched a 2-1 win, handing the Turin giants a third straight defeat. Top Headlines
  • BEAT the crunch and enjoy two nights away for two at a rock-bottom price. The Sun
  • Some of the world's biggest energy companies are stockpiling the nuclear fuel used to power reactors as they try to capitalise on rock-bottom uranium prices. Times, Sunday Times
  • But Mark MacQueen, partner and portfolio manager in Austin, Texas, at Sage Advisory Services Ltd., which oversees $9.4 billion in assets, said Treasury yields are near rock-bottom levels and he is seeking better returns in high-grade corporate-bond markets. Two Roads Diverge on a Bond
  • Some of the world's biggest energy companies are stockpiling the nuclear fuel used to power reactors as they try to capitalise on rock-bottom uranium prices. Times, Sunday Times
  • Of course, none of them can compare with the rock-bottom price of the cheapest self-drive, self-catering Alpine holidays, but that's not really the point.
  • What they do offer is a good product at a rock-bottom price. Market-led Strategic Change
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