Underrate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDERRATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to rate too low
• underestimate the extent, value, or importance of (someone or something)
• To rate too low; to rate below the value; to undervalue.
• make too low an estimate of
• underestimate
NOUN:
• A price less than the value; as, to sell a thing at an underrate.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rate too low; undervalue

Words related to UNDERRATE

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Words that contain UNDERRATE

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How to use UNDERRATE in a sentence

• And he was always inclined to underrate Lincoln, whom he misunderstood.
• Contemplative men of studious habits and a philosophical cast of mind are apt to underrate the genius which sways a popular assembly.
• Granting that he sought merely utility, an improvement in the outward condition of society, which is the view that Macaulay takes, I would not underrate his legacy.
• I seek not to underrate any reputation which the American Captain may have gained by this battle.
• No greater affront can be offered to a Sulu, than to underrate his dignity and official consequence.
• Now it has been done, and proved successful, many underrate its value, thinking that they also would have done precisely the same thing.
• Certainly I have every reason to be the last man to underrate that.
• Knight, and as little disposition to underrate the laborious researches of Mr.
• We must not underrate him who uses wit for subsistence, and flies from the ingratitude of the age even to a bookseller for redress.
• The disposition to underrate temporarily depressed nations, races, and cultures is a most irrational, prevalent, and mischievous form of stupidity.
• This being granted, it follows that no painter should underrate sculpture, and no sculptor should make light of painting.
• It vaguely increased the prestige of the Germans as the military people, to the disadvantage of the French, whom it was the interest of our vanity to underrate.
• Have you any memoranda of your investigations which you would approve of inserting? You and your Western friends, I think, underrate this speech.
• It is not easy to underrate the professional standard of the English officer a hundred years ago.
• Some of them cannot find the eternal and transcendent God in a loveliness which, by temperament, they either underrate or do not really see.
• Do not for a moment underrate either his strength or his sagacity.
• I would not be hurried by any love of system, by any exaggeration of instincts, to underrate the Book.
• At intervals, he had even yet encouraged himself to underrate the true importance of the feeling which Emily had awakened in him.
• Thou shalt be coals of fire to those that hate thee, And warm the shins of all that underrate thee.
• We are too often, in fact, inclined to underrate the strength of the foundations upon which our rule rests.
• But this is not to underrate the importance of the Jewish peril.
• For a time they had been unduly elated, and were altogether disposed to underrate their enemies and to believe that the struggle was as good as over.
• You see I do not underrate the importance of your leaders having declared in favour of free trade.
• Far be it from me to underrate the gigantic proportions of their task, nor do I for one moment overlook the urgency and gravity of the times in which they are laboring.
• Stevenson said that there is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy.
• If men are likely often to overrate their own capacity, they are also very often likely to underrate it.
• Do not let it be supposed that I at all underrate the value of fiction.
• Washington was not a man to underrate popular feeling, for he knew that the strongest bulwark of the government was in sound public opinion.
• It is even better policy to overrate than to underrate it.
• Her action has, in truth, its springs in a most commendable sentiment that I should be the last to underrate.
• Do not let it be supposed that I would underrate the possibility of a deeper unity, but if we would find it we must carry our analysis further back.
• If anyone is disposed to underrate the mad passions of which race hatred can slip the leash, let him recall the crucial examples which we have had in our own time.
• It would be folly to underrate the resistance which the reactionary elements in Hinduism are still capable of putting forth.
• Where there is any ground to fear that these will prove pernicious, wisdom and duty forbid that we should underrate them.

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