undershoot Antonyms
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Meaning of undershoot
Wordnet
undershoot (v)
fall short of (the runway) in a landing
shoot short of or below (a target)
Webster
undershoot (v. t.)
To shoot short of (a mark).
undershoot Sentence Examples
- The company's sales forecast significantly undershot expectations, resulting in a disappointing financial quarter.
- The new product launch undershot its target by a wide margin, leading to a costly production overrun.
- The project's timelines undershot the initial estimates, causing delays and increased expenses.
- The team undershot their fundraising goal, leaving them short of the necessary capital.
- The investment undershot its projected return, resulting in a loss for the investors.
- The sales campaign undershot its lead generation target, impeding the company's growth plans.
- The candidate undershot the hiring manager's expectations in the interview, leading to a rejected application.
- The storm undershot its predicted intensity, resulting in less damage than anticipated.
- The budget undershot the project's actual costs, leaving the team scrambling to find additional funding.
- The weather forecast undershot the actual temperature by several degrees, leading to an unexpected cold snap.
FAQs About the word undershoot
fall short of (the runway) in a landing, shoot short of or below (a target)To shoot short of (a mark).
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The company's sales forecast significantly undershot expectations, resulting in a disappointing financial quarter.
The new product launch undershot its target by a wide margin, leading to a costly production overrun.
The project's timelines undershot the initial estimates, causing delays and increased expenses.
The team undershot their fundraising goal, leaving them short of the necessary capital.
