lowball

Example:When bidding for the construction project, they made an overbid to secure the contract.

Definition:To offer a bid at a price that is higher than expected or usual, often to secure a competitive advantage.

Example:The bank agreed to finance the expansion of the business, providing the necessary funds to support the growth.

Definition:To provide funds or means of payment, which is the opposite of undervaluing or lowballing something.

Example:The property was evaluated by a professional appraiser to determine its true value.

Definition:To determine the worth or quality of something based on a detailed assessment, which is the opposite of undervaluing or lowballing.