underbuy (Meaning)
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underbuy (v. t.)
To buy at less than the real value or worth; to buy cheaper than.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underbuy
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underbuy Sentence Examples
- The company intentionally underbought inventory to avoid excess stock.
- The buyer underbought the item, resulting in a stockout within days.
- To reduce costs, the business chose to underbuy on essential supplies.
- The retailer underbought clothing, leading to empty shelves and lost sales.
- The restaurant underbought food ingredients, causing a shortage during peak hours.
- The importer underbought electronic components, delaying production.
- The manufacturer underbought raw materials, creating production bottlenecks.
- The government underbought medical supplies, leaving hospitals unprepared for a pandemic.
- The school underbought textbooks, forcing students to share materials.
- The traveler underbought souvenirs, regretting their decision later.
FAQs About the word underbuy
To buy at less than the real value or worth; to buy cheaper than.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The company intentionally underbought inventory to avoid excess stock.
The buyer underbought the item, resulting in a stockout within days.
To reduce costs, the business chose to underbuy on essential supplies.
The retailer underbought clothing, leading to empty shelves and lost sales.
