cannibalistic

/ˌkænɪbəˈlɪstɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or involving the practice of eating the flesh of one's own species.
    • Some species of spiders are cannibalistic, with females sometimes eating males after mating.
    • The documentary explored the cannibalistic rituals of certain ancient tribes.
    • The horror movie featured a cannibalistic family living in a remote cabin.
  2. Describing a business or situation where one part of a company takes sales or resources from another part of the same company.
    • Managers worried that the two similar products would be cannibalistic, competing for the same customers.
    • A cannibalistic pricing strategy can hurt overall profits if not carefully managed.
    • The new budget phone had a cannibalistic effect on sales of the company's premium model.
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