underpriced
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- adjective
- /ˌʌndərˈpraɪst/
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subvaluado
- I bought an old book a few months ago, largely because it was so underpriced and the opportunity would therefore not arise again.
- underpriced stocks
Instagram Story ads is the most underpriced ad in the world.
- Instagram Story ads is the most underpriced ad in the world.
- I am the byproduct of buying underpriced ads my whole career.
- The ad product on those two platforms are disproportionately underpriced that that is where you should be trading.
Examples
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It seemed underpriced.
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And it is so underpriced for today's market.
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I just walked through a great deal with Jack that's totally underpriced where you got multiple offers.
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That's why LinkedIn is an underpriced medium for me.
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I bought the painting because it was clearly underpriced compared to similar works at other galleries.
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The new restaurant across the street has underpriced lunch specials that attract many customers.
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Many investors believe that these underpriced stocks will provide great returns in the long run.
Synonyms
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Sold for a lower price than usual
Worth less than its true market price, as with some stocks
Selling for less than its face value, as with a bond
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
underpriced = underprice (transparent) = under + price + ed
The meaning follows directly from 'under' (too little) + 'price' with the adjectival/past participle '-ed' forming 'priced too low'.
Etymology
Underpriced comes from the parts under ('below') and price ('cost' or 'worth'). So something underpriced is sold for less than it is really worth, which is why people see it as a bargain.