noun
- the act of selling at lower prices than competitors or weakening someone’s position
verb
- selling goods or services at a lower price than competitors
- weakening or undermining someone’s position or authority
- cutting away material from underneath something
Usage: business
Usage: technical
Examples
- The new store is undercutting all local competitors by twenty percent.
- His constant criticism was undercutting her authority as team leader.
- The river is undercutting the bank and causing erosion.
- Undercutting prices might win customers but hurt profits.
- The scandal resulted in serious undercutting of public trust.
- Workers were undercutting the foundation to install new pipes.
- Her undercutting of company policies created confusion among staff.