outprice
/aʊtˈpraɪs/
verb
- To offer a lower price than a competitor; to sell something more cheaply than someone else.
- To win the contract, the company had to outprice its main competitor by 10%.
- Small businesses often struggle to outprice large online retailers.
- The new store outpriced all its rivals during the grand opening sale.
- To be priced higher than something else; to exceed in price.
- These designer shoes outprice similar styles from other brands.
- The cost of the renovation outprice the original estimate by thousands.
- The luxury handbag outprice most people's monthly rent.
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