Underestimated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDERESTIMATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNDERESTIMATE, to estimate as being less than the actual size, quantity, or number
• estimate (something) to be smaller or less important than it really is
• regard (someone) as less capable than they really are
NOUN:
• an estimate that is too low

Words related to UNDERESTIMATED

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How to use UNDERESTIMATED in a sentence

• But if Ina thought him so, he had probably underestimated the danger.
• Aulaire, who had entirely underestimated the spirit that lay beneath so calm and boyish an exterior.
• Undoubtedly Lord Dorchester had underestimated the desire among them for representative institutions.
• Indeed, he had underestimated the strength of this rivalry and its chances of success.
• It also, I reflect privately, means that I have under-estimated the possible stability of aeroplanes.
• We have long underestimated the importance of colonies.
• When all considerations are taken into account, our opponents have a political superiority not to be underestimated.
• Surface fires are very common on small woodland holdings and the damage done to the standing vegetation is generally underestimated.
• Eustasio, however, who never under-estimated, claimed that it would take constant travelling until eight in the morning to reach Los Pinos, which is still this side of San Miguel.
• The longer distances are overestimated and the shorter distances underestimated.
• It follows, as it were, the moving point, and hence the entire distance is underestimated.
• This would seem, on the surface, to mean that the filled space had been underestimated.
• The short, filled spaces were overestimated, while the longer ones were underestimated.
• The effect of such education on industrial peace must not be underestimated.
• He seems to have habitually over-estimated the strength of the enemy and under-estimated his own.
• He began to think he had underestimated Tommy, in more ways than one.
• The results of their labours were not of a kind to be very perceptible on the surface, and are therefore particularly liable to be under-estimated.
• The effects of inorganic influences upon all forms of organic life must not be underestimated in view of such facts as these.
• Christianity, to begin with, sadly underestimated physical values in its overinsistence upon spiritual values.
• The influence, as such a motive, of the public opinion of mankind, with the legal and social sanctions, is enormously underestimated.
• We were convinced in a night that we had greatly underestimated his abilities as a marksman.
• But she had forgotten or underestimated the catlike quickness of her man.
• He was one of the small number of men that I have known who underestimated their powers.
• No doubt Lowell underestimated the real strength of the advocates of national expansion at any cost.
• The controlling power of a right idea is still much underestimated.
• Governor Bennett stated that the number of poles thus found was thirteen, but so wary were the Negroes that he and other prominent men underestimated the means of attack.
• He is one of the few contemporary men of genius whose books are under-estimated rather than over-estimated.
• As it happened, the fielder underestimated the length of the flight.
• Such a force can hardly be called an army, and yet the service which it has rendered should not be underestimated.
• Nobody knows now what the true figures are, and there is good reason to think that Irish revenue has always been, and still is, substantially underestimated.
• It is just because their work is done so much in secret and in out-of-the-way places, that they are generally overlooked and often underestimated.
• If, before the work is completed, you find the cost has been underestimated, stop when your money is spent.
• In times when political tinder is dry there have been great men who have underestimated reform torches.
• The working parts were clogged with sand and mud, and I had underestimated the magnitude of my task.
• The difficulty attending a wise and fair revision of our tariff laws is not underestimated.
• The influence of both these men was underestimated at the time.

Similar words containing DERESTIMAT without suffix ed and without prefix un

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