outprice

verb

out·price | \ ˌau̇t-ˈprīs

\

outpriced; outpricing

Definition of outprice

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1 : to price products or services better or lower than … large conglomerates move in to their territory and put them out of business by selling "loss-leader" products to outprice the competition.— James Chilton

2 : to have a higher price than … quality child care for one year can outprice the cost of a college education for the same amount of time.— Kay Casey

3 : to raise the price of a product or service beyond the means of They can get that additional rent lift without outpricing their typical tenants.— Amanda Cooper

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The first known use of outprice was in 1612

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