noun
- the act of selling at prices lower than competitors
verb
- selling something at a lower price than competitors
- presenting something as less valuable or impressive than it actually is
Usage: present participle of undersell
Usage: present participle of undersell
Examples
- The store was underselling its competitors by twenty percent.
- She accused him of underselling his own achievements.
- The company’s underselling strategy helped them gain market share.
- Stop underselling yourself in job interviews.
- Their underselling of the product led to increased sales volume.
- The aggressive underselling forced other retailers to lower their prices.
- He has a habit of underselling his artistic talents.