underhoused
underhoused adjective: inadequately housed.
Adjective
underhoused (comparative more underhoused, superlative most underhoused)
- Inadequately housed.
- [B]ut greater Bombay almost doubles the number of overworked, underhoused and underfed citizens.1969, Allen V. Ross, Vice in Bombay, London: Tallis Press, page 160
Forms of underhoused
| comparative | more underhoused |
|---|---|
| superlative | most underhoused |
Origin of underhoused
From under- + housed.
Questions about underhoused
- What does underhoused mean?
- Underhoused means inadequately housed.
- What part of speech is underhoused?
- Underhoused is an adjective.
Words near underhoused in the dictionary
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