underrate (Meaning)
underrate (v)
make too low an estimate of
underrate (v. t.)
To rate too low; to rate below the value; to undervalue.
underrate (n.)
A price less than the value; as, to sell a thing at an underrate.
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underrate Sentence Examples
- The seasoned veteran's contributions to the team were consistently underrate, despite his exceptional performance.
- Many critics underrate the importance of classical music in shaping contemporary musical genres.
- The undervalued artist's work was later recognized as a masterpiece, proving that talent can be underrate.
- The company's stock was underrate due to temporary setbacks, but analysts predict a significant rise in its value.
- The unsung hero's actions saved the day, yet they remained underrate and unacknowledged.
- Despite being a brilliant strategist, the general's abilities were underrate by his superiors.
- The hidden gem of a film was initially underrate but gained cult status over time.
- The value of a good education can be underrate, leading to individuals underestimating its power.
- True friendship is often underrate, its significance only realized when it's lost.
- The power of simple gestures can be underrate, yet they can have a profound impact on others.
FAQs About the word underrate
make too low an estimate ofTo rate too low; to rate below the value; to undervalue., A price less than the value; as, to sell a thing at an underrate.
underestimate,undervalue,sell short, belittle, minimize, soft-pedal, disparage
overrate,overestimate, appreciate, appreciate, treasure, value, treasure, overrate, overestimate, value
The seasoned veteran's contributions to the team were consistently underrate, despite his exceptional performance.
Many critics underrate the importance of classical music in shaping contemporary musical genres.
The undervalued artist's work was later recognized as a masterpiece, proving that talent can be underrate.
The company's stock was underrate due to temporary setbacks, but analysts predict a significant rise in its value.
