Object

• notion: To say that all things are relative is to make a dogmatic statement that undercuts the whole notion of relativism.

• competitor: Such brokers can be sure that the plans will undercut lender competitors while offering similar cover levels.

• wage: Many found that the areas where they settled in Britain were not welcoming as the Irish were seen as people who undercut wages.

• producer: In their own countries imports from these nations undercut local producers.

Preposition: by

• competitor: Should the EC let itself be undercut by competitors with sweatshop labor conditions?

Modifying Another Word

• thus: But they were at pains to provide a purely natural explanation for the event, thus undercutting step two.

Subject

• competitor: Should the EC let itself be undercut by competitors with sweatshop labor conditions?

Modifies a noun

• flake: From the undercut flake toward the right hand side.

• cavity: Featuring a hidden undercut cavity, these irons give superb feel, control and forgiveness all the way through the set.

• crack: An easier start utilizes the undercut flake crack just right.

• wall: Climb the initial undercut wall via a thin crack to gain a ledge.

• design: Triton also offers a further BBA approved membrane for walls - Plaster Base - which has an undercut stud design for direct plastering.

• slab: Up Problem V6 6b Start at the large pocket under the undercut slab.

Modifying Another Word

• severely: The wall has been severely undercut by the river.

• seriously: It would be largely unverifiable and would seriously undercut our negotiations on arms reduction.

• significantly: However we clearly cannot significantly undercut those colleagues who are in specialty practices.

• slightly: Post hole has vertical sides, slightly undercut on northern side with slightly bowled base.