underdiscussed
underdiscussed adjective: that is not discussed enough. Also the simple past and past participle of underdiscuss.
Adjective
underdiscussed (comparative more underdiscussed, superlative most underdiscussed)
- That is not discussed enough.
- There's one more symptom of morning sickness that I think is so important and so underdiscussed that I want to give it its own chapter, and that is depression.2014, Elizabeth Kaledin, The Morning Sickness Companion
- An obvious but underdiscussed consequence of changing prime minister is that a huge proportion of other ministers will automatically change too.2026 June 22, Tom Clark, “The ungovernable country? Why Britain keeps losing prime ministers”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
Also used as
underdiscussed is also the simple past and past participle of underdiscuss.
Forms of underdiscussed
| comparative | more underdiscussed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most underdiscussed |
Origin of underdiscussed
From under- + discussed.
From underdiscuss + -ed.
Questions about underdiscussed
- What does underdiscussed mean?
- Underdiscussed means that is not discussed enough.
- What part of speech is underdiscussed?
- Underdiscussed is an adjective.
Words near underdiscussed in the dictionary
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