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underprice |
Verb
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sell at artificially low prices |
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undersell |
Verb
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sell cheaper than one's competition |
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understock |
Verb
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stock with less than the usual or desirable number or quantity |
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unbridle |
Verb
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remove the bridle from (a horse or mule) |
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unmuzzle |
Verb
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remove the muzzle from (a dog) |
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underbid |
Verb
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bid too low |
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underbid |
Verb
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bid lower than a competing bidder |
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underbid |
Verb
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bid (a hand of cards) at less than the strength of the hand warrants |
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upholster |
Verb
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provide furniture with padding, springs, webbing, and covers |
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unionize |
Verb
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to form or join a union |
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unionize |
Verb
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to recruit for a union or organize into a union |
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unionise |
Verb
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to form or join a union |
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unionise |
Verb
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to recruit for a union or organize into a union |
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unfrock |
Verb
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divest of the frock |
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underachieve |
Verb
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perform less well or with less success than expected |
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unlive |
Verb
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live so as to annul some previous behavior |
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underlie |
Verb
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be or form the base for |
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underlie |
Verb
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lie underneath |
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undictionaried |
Adjective
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a word that is not in the dictionary |
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ultracrepidarianism |
Noun
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the habit or act of giving opinions outside of one's area of expertise |
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ultracrepidarian |
Noun
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one who offers their opinion on matters outside their expertise |
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ultracrepidarian |
Noun
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one who offers their opinion on matters outside their expertise |
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vastly |
Adverb
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to an exceedingly great extent or degree |
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very |
Adverb
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used as intensifiers |
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very |
Adverb
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precisely so |
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very |
Adjective
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precisely as stated |
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very |
Adjective
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being the exact same one |
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vocationally |
Adverb
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affecting the pursuit of a vocation or occupation |
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variously |
Adverb
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in diverse ways |
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vis-a-vis |
Adverb
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face-to-face with |
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vis-a-vis |
Noun
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small sofa that seats two people |
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vis-a-vis |
Noun
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a person or thing having the same function or characteristics as another |
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very well |
Adverb
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an expression of agreement normally occurring at the beginning of a sentence |
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very well |
Adverb
|
quite well |
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virtually |
Adverb
|
slightly short of or not quite accomplished |
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virtually |
Adverb
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in essence or effect, but not in fact |
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vitally |
Adverb
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to a vital degree |
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ventrally |
Adverb
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in a ventral location or direction |
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volumetrically |
Adverb
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with respect to volume |
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verbally |
Adverb
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by means of language |
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verbally |
Adverb
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using another part of speech as a verb |
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vocally |
Adverb
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in a vocal manner |
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volcanically |
Adverb
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by or like volcanoes |
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visually |
Adverb
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with respect to vision |
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viscerally |
Adverb
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in the internal organs |
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viscerally |
Adverb
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in an unreasoning visceral manner |
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vociferously |
Adverb
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in a vociferous manner |
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vigorously |
Adverb
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with vigor |
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vice versa |
Adverb
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with the order reversed |
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viz. |
Adverb
|
as follows or in other words |