1. to buy less of something than is needed or desired
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘underbuy’
2. to purchase something for less than its true value
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘underbuy’

Examples

• The store manager consistently underbuys popular items during the holiday season.
• She always underbuys groceries and ends up making multiple trips to the market.
• The company underbuys raw materials to keep costs low but risks production delays.
• He underbuys antiques at estate sales and resells them for profit.
• The restaurant underbuys fresh produce and often runs out of ingredients.
• The collector underbuys rare books from sellers who don’t know their value.