underproduced
underproduced adjective: having had inadequate time or effort spent on its production.
Adjective
underproduced (comparative more underproduced, superlative most underproduced)
- Having had inadequate time or effort spent on its production.
- An equally underproduced speech by a burned-out English Pac-Man who can’t be bothered to eat pellets is also winning, and comes in so modestly short you want to watch it a half-dozen times.2007 May 31, Virginia Heffernan, “Mocking Stars and Beer Ads. Yawn.”, in New York Times
Forms of underproduced
| comparative | more underproduced |
|---|---|
| superlative | most underproduced |
Origin of underproduced
From under- + produced.
Questions about underproduced
- What does underproduced mean?
- Underproduced means having had inadequate time or effort spent on its production.
- What part of speech is underproduced?
- Underproduced is an adjective.
Words near underproduced in the dictionary
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