undersold
undersold is the simple past and past participle of undersell.
Meaning of undersell
Verb
undersell (third-person singular simple present undersells, present participle underselling, simple past and past participle undersold)
- To sell goods for a lower price than a competitor.
- Our price-match guarantee: we will not be undersold!
- Synonyms:
- undercut
- To sell something for less than its value.
- To put forward an idea, or to market a new product (or oneself), with insufficient enthusiasm or excessive understatement.
- Near-synonym: sell short
- Synonyms:
- sell short
- Antonyms:
- oversell
Adjective
undersold (comparative more undersold, superlative most undersold)
- Sold with insufficient enthusiasm.
- Wow, that flavor with the mint leaves is undersold. It's a hidden gem.
Forms of undersold
| comparative | more undersold |
|---|---|
| superlative | most undersold |
Questions about undersold
- What does undersold mean?
- Undersold means sold with insufficient enthusiasm.
- What is undersold the simple past and past participle of?
- Undersold is the simple past and past participle of undersell.
- What part of speech is undersold?
- Undersold is an adjective.
Words near undersold in the dictionary
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