Definition
to undercut (the competition's) prices: to sell cheaper than (the competition)
Kalvin Krime may try to undercut our prices, but our quality remains higher than theirs.
to undercut (the sales): to reduce, to diminish, to decrease (the sales)
- "That would completely undercut our sales."
- "If you undercut our suggested prices, then you price out all of our resellers who are charging more."
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