underdeveloped (Meaning)

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underdeveloped (s)

relating to societies in which capital needed to industrialize is in short supply

not yet fully developed

Due to political instability, the region remained underdeveloped for decades, hindering economic growth.
The absence of infrastructure and basic amenities rendered the village underdeveloped, with limited access to education and healthcare.
Economic sanctions imposed by foreign powers stifled the development of the underdeveloped nation, restricting investment and innovation.
The underdeveloped healthcare system in the area contributed to high infant mortality rates and a lack of access to essential medicines.
The underdeveloped agricultural sector struggled to meet the nutritional needs of the growing population, resulting in food shortages and malnutrition.
The underdeveloped educational system failed to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to compete in the global economy.
The underdeveloped transportation network made it difficult for businesses to access markets and distribute goods efficiently.
The underdeveloped tourism industry limited employment opportunities and hindered the generation of revenue for the underdeveloped destination.
The underdeveloped energy sector hindered industrial development and access to reliable electricity for the underdeveloped community.
The underdeveloped financial system made it challenging for entrepreneurs to secure loans and invest in their underdeveloped ventures.

relating to societies in which capital needed to industrialize is in short supply, not yet fully developed

undeveloped, backward, homely, early, old-fashioned, quaint, old,embryonic, musty, ancient

complicated, complex, advanced, intricate, developed, complicated, evolved, higher, mature, sophisticated

Due to political instability, the region remained underdeveloped for decades, hindering economic growth.

The absence of infrastructure and basic amenities rendered the village underdeveloped, with limited access to education and healthcare.

Economic sanctions imposed by foreign powers stifled the development of the underdeveloped nation, restricting investment and innovation.

The underdeveloped healthcare system in the area contributed to high infant mortality rates and a lack of access to essential medicines.