underestimation Antonyms
Meaning of underestimation
Wordnet
underestimation (n)
an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value
underestimation Sentence Examples
- Their underestimation of the project's complexity led to significant delays.
- The team's underestimation of the opponent's strength resulted in an unexpected defeat.
- The government had severely underestimated the impact of the economic crisis.
- Due to an underestimation of the crowd's size, the event had to be relocated.
- The researcher underestimated the time required for data analysis, resulting in missed deadlines.
- The company's underestimation of customer demand led to stock shortages.
- The student's underestimation of the exam's difficulty resulted in a poor grade.
- The pilot underestimated the strong crosswinds, causing the plane to overshoot the runway.
- The bank underestimated the risk associated with the loan application, resulting in a significant financial loss.
- The scientists underestimated the destructive power of the storm, leading to inadequate preparations and widespread damage.
FAQs About the word underestimation
an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value
estimate, valuation, estimation, examination, calculation, measurement, assessment, reckoning, inspection, appraisal
No antonyms found.
Their underestimation of the project's complexity led to significant delays.
The team's underestimation of the opponent's strength resulted in an unexpected defeat.
The government had severely underestimated the impact of the economic crisis.
Due to an underestimation of the crowd's size, the event had to be relocated.
