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undercut

/ˌʌndə(ɹ)ˈkʌt/

Meaning 1

To sell at a lower price than competitors.

“The store undercut prices to attract more customers.”
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Illustration of undercut: To sell at a lower price than competitors.

Meaning 2

weaken or undermine someone or something

“His actions may undercut her authority at work.”
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Illustration of undercut: weaken or undermine someone or something