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View definitions for undercut

undercut

verb as in excavate

Strongest match

verb as in undersell

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in weaken

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But if the Fed were to pause its rate-lowering campaign in December, or end its cutting cycle short of expectations, “that undercuts a key assumption of what’s been fueling the gains,” Calcagni said.

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The Justice Department had alleged that RealPage allowed competing landlords to share competitive data in real time, giving them confidence to raise prices or eliminate discounts without fearing they would be undercut.

The advent of less costly TPUs means it could be undercut on price if other companies were to establish an AI cloud competitor.

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This observational approach is regularly undercut, unfortunately, by a heavy-handed soundtrack that makes the film feel less trustworthy.

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The lawyer, Abbe Lowell, said other recent conduct by Pulte, who is director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, “undercut his criminal referrals concerning Governor Cook.”

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