lowball (Meaning)
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lowball (v)
make a deliberately low estimate
Synonyms & Antonyms of lowball
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lowball Sentence Examples
- The salesperson tried to lowball her by offering a ridiculously low price for her car.
- The company's stock price has been lowballing for months, casting doubt on its future.
- He was caught lowballing his taxes, resulting in a hefty fine.
- The lowball offer for the property made the owner laugh in disbelief.
- The new employee felt undervalued when they were lowballed on their salary.
- The contractor intentionally lowballed the bid to secure the project and then charged extra fees.
- The auctioneer lowballed the starting price of the rare painting, hoping to generate excitement.
- The opponent's team lowballed our team's abilities, underestimating our strength.
- The deal was doomed from the start as one party had lowball expectations that were far from realistic.
- The lowball tactic was a desperate attempt to gain an advantage in the negotiation.
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make a deliberately low estimate
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The salesperson tried to lowball her by offering a ridiculously low price for her car.
The company's stock price has been lowballing for months, casting doubt on its future.
He was caught lowballing his taxes, resulting in a hefty fine.
The lowball offer for the property made the owner laugh in disbelief.
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