under par Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- from-hunger
- wretched
- bush-league
- insufficient
- dreadful
- deficient
- inadequate
- lame
- paltry
- sour
- ill
- wrong
- lacking
- horrible
- punk
- dissatisfactory
- flawed
- lousy
- brutal
- unsatisfactory
- defective
- crummy
- subpar
- bastard
- substandard
- off
- suboptimal
- pathetic
- bush
- disastrous
- wack
- awful
Weak:
- meager
- useless
- mediocre
- scanty
- egregious
- rotten
- villainous
- low-rent
- unspeakable
- valueless
- rubbishy
- damnable
- abysmal
- cheesy
- bum
- junky
- execrable
- shabby
- deplorable
- worthless
- shoddy
- bitchin-
- meagre
- gross
- coarse
- miserly
- crappy
- wanting
- horrendous
- phoney
- low-grade
- atrocious
- faulty
- skimpy
- sucky
- cut-rate
- short
- crumby
- flagrant
- lesser
- niggardly
- stingy
- reprehensible
- miserable
- miscreant
- vile
- trashy
- gnarly
- abominable
- odious
- scurrilous
- sleazy
- second-rate
- detestable
- stinky
- common
Strongest:
- adequate
- satisfactory
- great
- classical
- sufficient
- all-right
- respectable
- okay
- acceptable
- classic
- top
- standard
- fine
- ok
- excellent
- decent
Strong:
- fair
- boss
- fine
- terrific
- suitable
- dandy
- mean
- useful
- sterling
- splendid
- passable
- divine
- superior
- banner
- slick
- prime
- worthy
- tolerable
- exceptional
- better
- marvellous
- neat
- heavenly
- wonderful
- premium
- average
- superb
- keen
- noble
- superlative
- unsurpassed
- stellar
- capital
- choice
- minimal
- first-class
- high-grade
- a1
- perfect
- grand
- fabulous
- sensational
- marvelous
- special
- fancy
- par-excellence
Weak:
under par Meaning
under par
worse than expected
under par Sentence Examples
- The golfer's performance was well under par, securing his victory.
- Sales figures were under par last quarter, prompting a review of marketing strategies.
- The company's financial results fell slightly under par, but exceeded expectations.
- The new product launch received an under par response, requiring adjustments.
- The student's test score was under par, despite their extensive preparation.
- The hotel's occupancy rate was under par, indicating a need for promotional efforts.
- The team's overall performance was under par this season, leading to a disappointing finish.
- The weather conditions were under par for the outdoor event, forcing a cancellation.
- The investment yielded an under par return, failing to meet the projected targets.
- The employee's productivity was consistently under par, necessitating additional training.
FAQs About the word under par
worse than expected
bad, terrible, poor, inferior, unacceptable, from hunger, wretched, bush-league, insufficient, dreadful
adequate, satisfactory, great, classical, sufficient,all right, respectable, okay, acceptable, classic
The golfer's performance was well under par, securing his victory.
Sales figures were under par last quarter, prompting a review of marketing strategies.
The company's financial results fell slightly under par, but exceeded expectations.
The new product launch received an under par response, requiring adjustments.
