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underrehearsal

underrehearsal noun: insufficient rehearsal.

Noun

underrehearsal (uncountable)

  1. Insufficient rehearsal.
    • Hampered by the slapdash direction and obvious underrehearsal for a play with so much happening at such a rate, the cast should be congratulted ^([sic]) for making the play work as much as it does.1978 April 1, Robert Chesley, “Leveling All the Troops”, in Gay Community News, page 10

Questions about underrehearsal

What does underrehearsal mean?
Underrehearsal means insufficient rehearsal.
What part of speech is underrehearsal?
Underrehearsal is a noun.

Words near underrehearsal in the dictionary

  1. underregulate
  2. underregulated
  3. underregulates
  4. underregulating
  5. underregulation
  6. underrehearsal
  7. underrehearsed
  8. underrelax
  9. underrelaxation
  10. underrelaxations
  11. underreliance

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