overdiscount

/ˌoʊvərdɪsˈkaʊnt/
verb
  1. To reduce the price of something too much, often resulting in a loss or devaluing the product.
    • The company overdiscounted the new gadget to attract buyers, but it hurt their profits.
    • The store overdiscounts its winter coats in January, losing money on every sale.
    • If you overdiscount your services, clients may think your work is low quality.
Antonyms
noun
  1. An excessive reduction in price.
    • An overdiscount can damage a brand's reputation for quality.
    • The overdiscount on the electronics led to a rush of customers but a big loss.
    • They regretted the overdiscount when they realized they could have sold the items for more.
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