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Meanings of undercut in English

Catalan
tapa plana

The tender meat of the loin muscle on each side of the vertebral column.

tapa plana

In machining, a recess in a diameter. For example a thread relief.

Related terms

(Sports) a stroke that puts reverse spin on the ball.

Sell cheaper than one's competition.

Usage of undercut in English
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And falling tourism revenues will undercut local support for protecting wild animals.
The South African
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Hassett said the data did not undercut the need for tax cuts.
Reuters
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This will dramatically undercut our ability to change China's unfair trade practices.
News.com.au
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Selling the cars en masse at reduced prices had undercut their value.
Reuters
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They're cheaper and will undercut the American labs by quite a bit.
Roger Corman: Interviews
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Everyone is nervous, but the prospect of solidarity is undercut by competition.
The Guardian
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The Chop=An undercut ground stroke is the general definition of a chop.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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Smaller and nimbler private companies are attempting to undercut larger global brands.
Reuters
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But the weapons that rally participants brought to Charlottesville undercut that claim.
Wired
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Still, some of the conditions that may have undercut demand are disappearing.
Reuters
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But the worker shortage argument is somewhat undercut by moderate wage growth.
Reuters
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The force of the gnawing current had already undercut the soft clay.
Laramie Holds the Range
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The nationwide drop in home sales has also undercut real estate advertising.
Reuters
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But that view appeared to be undercut by Flannery's remarks on Wednesday.
Reuters
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The insurgents have adapted and found ways to undercut America's surge strategy.
The Guardian
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The side below the road was a little undercut and very steep.
Greenmantle
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Translations for undercut
Catalan
tapa plana
Undercut through the time
Undercut across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common