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gazunder
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gazunder [gəˈzʌndə] Brit
vb
(Business / Commerce) to reduce an offer on a property immediately before exchanging contracts, having previously agreed a higher price with (the seller)
n
(Business / Commerce) an act or instance of gazundering
[modelled on gazump]
gazunderer  n
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gazunder [gəˈzʌndəʳ] (Brit)
A. VT [+ person] → ofrecer un precio más bajo de lo antes convenido a
we were gazundered → nos ofrecieron menos de lo antes convenido
B. VI → ofrecer un precio más bajo de lo antes convenido
C. N bajada del precio de una casa tras haber sido apalabrado
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