underarticulated
underarticulated adjective: inadequately articulated.
Adjective
underarticulated (comparative more underarticulated, superlative most underarticulated)
- Inadequately articulated.
- Although Wodicka turns up a provocative thought here and there, this musing, typical of Burt’s grief-laden vaporousness, serves also to illustrate the artless, wordy and underarticulated writing that makes “All Shall Be Well” such a Black Death of a chore to read.2008 January 27, Ken Kalfus, “Middle-Age Man”, in New York Times
Forms of underarticulated
| comparative | more underarticulated |
|---|---|
| superlative | most underarticulated |
Origin of underarticulated
From under- + articulated.
Questions about underarticulated
- What does underarticulated mean?
- Underarticulated means inadequately articulated.
- What part of speech is underarticulated?
- Underarticulated is an adjective.
Words near underarticulated in the dictionary
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