underfocused
underfocused adjective: having insufficient focus.
Adjective
underfocused (comparative more underfocused, superlative most underfocused)
- Having insufficient focus
- In addition, this field has been relatively underfocused and underfunded.2015 August 10, Seung-June Oh, “Management of neurogenic bladder”, in Korean Journal of Urology, volume 56, →DOI
Forms of underfocused
| comparative | more underfocused |
|---|---|
| superlative | most underfocused |
Origin of underfocused
From under- + focused.
Questions about underfocused
- What does underfocused mean?
- Underfocused means having insufficient focus.
- What part of speech is underfocused?
- Underfocused is an adjective.
Words near underfocused in the dictionary
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