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Meanings of undercut by in English

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Usage of undercut by in English
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Everyone is nervous, but the prospect of solidarity is undercut by competition.
The Guardian
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But the worker shortage argument is somewhat undercut by moderate wage growth.
Reuters
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But that view appeared to be undercut by Flannery's remarks on Wednesday.
Reuters
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The slow, stately pace of the display was undercut by the data.
Caliban's War
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But that elegiac sense of place is undercut by the script.
Reuters
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Asset management fees fell 16 percent, undercut by mounting fee waivers.
Reuters
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Clouds showcased that juxtaposition: its uplifting tone is undercut by a deep sadness.
The Guardian
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The monstrosity of Hilliard's ego is undercut by the poignancy of his plight.
The Guardian
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The sweet bouquet is undercut by no robust traces of tannin.
The Irish Times
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However, this was undercut by preliminary estimates for October which pointed to another fall.
The Irish Times
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Its second fear was being undercut by what it called "misleading" marketing.
Radio NZ
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An illogical world undercut by fear of both the ruling elite and supernatural forces.
The Irish Times
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Whatever the pledges about northern powerhouses, they have been completely undercut by its policies.
The Guardian
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But the rhetorical anti-managerialism is everywhere undercut by the explicitly described managerialism of rewilding.
The Guardian
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But my pleasure was undercut by a yearning to leave.
Crazy for the storm: a memoir of survival
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Anderson sat forward, his intensity undercut by his Southern drawl.
You can't stop me
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