When something is undervalued, it is not given the importance that it deserves. Sometimes people use the word to describe something that is not taken seriously.
The undervalued currency is losing value every day.
The undervalued artist is not getting the recognition that she deserves.
verb
To underestimate, or assign too low a value to.
verb
To have too little regard for.
adjective
Assigned an in appropriately low value.
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It might undervalue the company.
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By 1971 the yen had become undervalued.
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The role of dopamine in depression is seriously undervalued.
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State shouldn't undervalue sports in its universities.
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You should not undervalue the historical importance of this definition.
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We believe this transaction may undervalue Westway's stock.
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Gold coin was undervalued in Colombia and tended to disappear from circulation.
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The transaction may undervalue the Company and will result in a loss for many shareholders.
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Scott, I think you undervalue what Charles brings to the table.
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Do not undervalue Lynch just because he's on the Seahawks in the NFC West.