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View definitions for undercut

undercut

verb as in excavate

Strongest match

verb as in undersell

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in weaken

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More than half a dozen experts who spoke with The Times said Kennedy’s suggestions that the science around vaccines is unsound would undercut public health.

Baldwin hit back in an X post that accused Hovde of "spreading lies from the darkest corners of the internet to undercut our free and fair elections."

From Salon

The move would strengthen presidential power by undercutting the chamber’s constitutional role to “advise and consent” on political appointees.

From BBC

“The reality is that CBS has been egregiously undercutting the value of these shows in favor of its own self-interest and in violation of its contractual obligations,” states the complaint.

He has spoken in broad terms about undercutting independent agencies but never spelled out sweeping plans to defund the EPA and other federal agencies.

From Salon

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