Undercut Definition
ŭndər-kŭt
undercuts, undercutting
verb
undercuts, undercutting
To undercut something or someone.
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To make an undercut in.
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To undersell or work for lower wages than.
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To weaken the position of; lessen the force or impact of; undermine.
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To cut out or wear away the underside or lower portion of.
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Synonyms:
- undersell
- sell for less
- underprice
- undercharge
- gouge
- hollow
- undermine
noun
undercuts
A cut made in the lower part of something, that creates an overhang or a concave profile.
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The material so removed.
American Heritage
A notch cut in a tree below the level of the major cut and on the side to which the tree is to fall.
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A tenderloin or fillet of beef.
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The act or an instance of undercutting.
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Synonyms:
adjective
That is undercut.
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Origin of Undercut
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From under- +"Ž cut.
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