underestimate Sentence Examples
- The coach underestimated the team's potential, resulting in a surprising victory.
- The analyst underestimated the impact of the new policy, leading to a major crisis.
- We underestimated the complexity of the project, causing significant delays.
- The government underestimated the public's outrage, sparking widespread protests.
- The company underestimated the market demand for the product, resulting in lost sales.
- The student underestimated the difficulty of the exam and failed miserably.
- The engineers underestimated the weight of the structure, causing it to collapse.
- The doctor underestimated the severity of the patient's illness, leading to a tragic outcome.
- The traveler underestimated the distance of the hike and got lost in the mountains.
- The investor underestimated the risk involved in the investment and lost a significant amount of money.
underestimate Meaning
underestimate (n)
an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value
underestimate (v)
assign too low a value to
make a deliberately low estimate
make too low an estimate of
underestimate (v. t.)
To set to/ low a value on; to estimate below the truth.
underestimate (n.)
The act of underestimating; too low an estimate.
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FAQs About the word underestimate
an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value, assign too low a value to, make a deliberately low estimate, make too low
minimize, undervalue, underrate, despise,sell short,disdain, disparage, depreciate, belittle, play down
overestimate,overestimate, appreciate, appreciate, prize, respect, overvalue,treasure, cherish, cherish
The coach underestimated the team's potential, resulting in a surprising victory.
The analyst underestimated the impact of the new policy, leading to a major crisis.
We underestimated the complexity of the project, causing significant delays.
The government underestimated the public's outrage, sparking widespread protests.
