undervalues (Meaning)

undervalues

to value, rate, or estimate below the real worth, to value below the real worth, to set little value on, to treat as having little value

The market undervalues companies with long-term growth potential.
Society often undervalues the contributions of stay-at-home parents.
The education system undervalues practical skills and overemphasizes theoretical knowledge.
The media undervalues the importance of critical thinking and objective reporting.
Many people undervalue the value of their time and waste it on trivial pursuits.
Employers sometimes undervalue the skills and experience of older workers.
Governments undervalue the environmental costs of economic growth.
Consumers undervalue the quality and durability of products, opting instead for cheaper but inferior options.
Startups often undervalue the importance of customer service and focus solely on product development.
The entertainment industry undervalues the impact of violent and degrading content on society.

to value, rate, or estimate below the real worth, to value below the real worth, to set little value on, to treat as having little value

underestimates,underrates, depreciates, minimizes, disparages,sells short, belittles, soft-pedals, disdains, de-emphasizes

overvalues, respects,overestimates, prizes, cherishes, appreciates, values, treasures, regards, admires

The market undervalues companies with long-term growth potential.

Society often undervalues the contributions of stay-at-home parents.

The education system undervalues practical skills and overemphasizes theoretical knowledge.

The media undervalues the importance of critical thinking and objective reporting.