undersell

IPA: ˈʌndɝsɛɫ

To sell goods for a lower price than a competitor.
To sell something for less than its value.
To put forward an idea, or to market a new product, with insufficient enthusiasm.

Examples of "undersell" in Sentences

I am underselling the clothes.
They could thus undersell English merchants.
So they do not want to undersell their player.
To say he's embattled is a tremendous undersell.
The article is underselling Nash's contribution.
But one of my goals here is to undersell and overdeliver.
They'll undersell you and give rights to other companies.
This then allows the black market trader to undersell legitimate distributors.
To say that Nash is a trustworthy shooter is to undersell just how deadly a marksman he is.
There are fears tonight that the Government will undersell three state owned power companies in a bid to flog them off next year.