Discounter (noun)

A person or a store that sells goods at a lower price than others, especially by reducing the profit margin.

Origin:

From the french word décompter, meaning "to deduct".

Examples:

1. The discounter offered a wide variety of goods at prices much lower than those of the traditional stores.
2. The discounter made a fortune by selling high-quality goods at low prices.
3. The discounter's strategy was to buy large quantities of surplus goods and sell them at a discount.
4. The discounter was a favorite among budget-conscious shoppers who were looking for bargains.
5. The discounter's success sparked a wave of discounting among competitors who tried to match its low prices.