outtrade

/aʊˈtræd/

Definitions

1. verb

to sell or exchange something, especially a commodity, in order to obtain something else

“The company tried to outtrade its competitors by offering lower prices.”

2. verb

to sell or exchange something in order to obtain something else, especially in a competitive market

“The company outtraded its rivals to become the market leader.”

3. noun

the act of selling or exchanging something, especially a commodity, in order to obtain something else

“The outtrade of grain on the global market has affected local farmers.”

Synonyms

  • outcompete
  • outsell

Antonyms

  • undercompete
  • undersell