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underadvantage

underadvantage verb: insufficiently help.

Verb

underadvantage (plural underadvantages)

  1. (transitive) Insufficiently help.

Noun

underadvantage (uncountable)

  1. The state or condition of having inadequate advantages.

Antonyms of underadvantage

Forms of underadvantage

pluralunderadvantages

Origin of underadvantage

From under- + advantage.

Questions about underadvantage

What does underadvantage mean?
Underadvantage means insufficiently help.
What part of speech is underadvantage?
Underadvantage can be a verb or a noun.

Words near underadvantage in the dictionary

  1. underadherent
  2. underadjust
  3. underadjusted
  4. underadjustment
  5. underadjustments
  6. underadvantage
  7. underadvantaged
  8. underadvertised
  9. underage
  10. underaged
  11. underagent

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