1. the act or practice of reducing a price or value excessively, beyond what is reasonable or justified
Usage: business/finance context; often used in retail and commerce

1. to reduce the price or value of something too much; to apply an excessive discount
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'overdiscount'; business/finance context

Examples

• The retailer's overdiscounting strategy eroded profit margins significantly.
• By overdiscounting their products, the company attracted bargain hunters but lost brand prestige.
• Overdiscounting during the holiday season can set unsustainable price expectations for future sales.
• The manager warned against overdiscounting inventory, as it would devalue the entire product line.
• Competitors accused the startup of overdiscounting to gain market share unfairly.
• Overdiscounting can damage long-term customer perception of product quality.