underrating (Meaning)

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underrating (n)

an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value

Many people underrate the importance of regular exercise for overall well-being.
The significance of emotional intelligence is often underrating in the workplace.
Scientists have long underrate the role of gut bacteria in human health.
The talent of that young artist is woefully underrating.
The underrating of mental health issues can lead to serious consequences.
Consumers tend to underrate the environmental impact of fast fashion.
Women's contributions to society have been consistently underrating throughout history.
It's crucial to avoid underrating the value of good communication skills.
The potential of renewable energy sources is often underrating.
The dangers of sugary drinks should not be underrating, especially for children.

an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value

underestimating,undervaluing,selling short, belittling, disdaining, minimizing, disparaging

appreciating, valuing,overestimating, overrating, appreciating, valuing, overrating, overestimating, overvaluing, admiring

Many people underrate the importance of regular exercise for overall well-being.

The significance of emotional intelligence is often underrating in the workplace.

Scientists have long underrate the role of gut bacteria in human health.

The talent of that young artist is woefully underrating.