Difference between Cheaply and Inexpensively

CHEAPLY vs INEXPENSIVELY: ADVERB

At a low estimate of value; as of little value or importance; with depreciation or disesteem.
In a cheap manner; at a small price; at a low cost: as, “cheaply bought,”

Easily, Sensibly, Profitably, Efficiently, Expensively, Favourable, Cost effectively, Dear, Economically, Cost, Expensive, Tattily, Chintzily, Stingily, Inexpensively

Flexibly, Readily, Speedily, Feasibly, Reliably, Quickly, Expensively, Easily, Profitably, Painlessly, Efficiently, Financially, Economically, Tattily, Cheaply

Painlessly, Attractively, Readily, Inefficiently, Sensibly, Efficiently, Expensively, Favourable, Cost effectively, Dear, Economically, Cost, Expensive, Tattily, Stingily

Locally, Safely, Sensibly, Securely, Reproducibly, Attractively, Readily, Quickly, Expensively, Painlessly, Efficiently, Financially, Economically, Tattily, Cheaply

Thanks to Klook, I went well and cheaply!
The movie looks like it was made cheaply.
Awaken him cheaply and gain one Elder Sign.
The furniture looks great but is cheaply crafted.
This can be accomplished relatively cheaply and quickly.
The Slammer is a cheaply produced tabloid that.
Drones can cheaply gather large amounts of data.
You really can lose weight cheaply and easily!
The repairman even admitted they are made cheaply.
Improvised, Makeshift, Offhand, Cheaply Done, Cheaply Made, Of Inferior Quality, etc.