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cut-throat
noun
a person who cuts throats; murderer
US name: straight razor.Also called: cut-throat razor.a razor with a long blade that usually folds into the handle
adjective
bloodthirsty or murderous; cruel
fierce or relentless in competition
cut-throat prices
(of some games) played by three people
cut-throat poker
Example Sentences
"It is, of course, not typical in today's world, but it might give you a different sense of how things should work for you in your career, as opposed to when you have like a really cut-throat agent who is looking for the highest profit."
He adds: "I know this sounds cut-throat and well, basically it is cut-throat."
Yet competition in China has become ever more cut-throat, with brands jostling for space in an increasingly saturated market.
"We will not engage in market dumping or cut-throat competition, nor will we disrupt other countries' industries and economic development," he wrote in an opinion piece for the Indian Express newspaper.
Really cleared the air, really honest, probably cut-throat I would imagine, but then to go on and win as many as they have is massive.
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