Undercut
Pronunciation: /ˈʌndərˌkʌt/
Undercut (verb)
- to sell something at a lower price than someone else
- to make something weaker or less effective
Examples
- The store decided to undercut its competitors to attract more customers.
- Online retailers often undercut traditional shops by offering lower prices.
Common collocations: undercut prices, undercut competitors, undercut authority, undercut confidence, trendy undercut
Undercut (noun)
- a hairstyle where the sides are cut shorter than the top
Examples
- He decided to get an undercut for a fresh look.
- The undercut is a popular choice among young people.