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underseated

underseated adjective: having too few seats.

Adjective

underseated (comparative more underseated, superlative most underseated)

  1. Having too few seats.
    • Now, with renewed interest in motion pictures, these same theaters were doing SRO (Standing Room Only) business and major chains found themselves pitifully underseated.2002, Aubrey Solomon, Twentieth Century-Fox: A Corporate and Financial History, page 30

Forms of underseated

comparativemore underseated
superlativemost underseated

Questions about underseated

What does underseated mean?
Underseated means having too few seats.
What part of speech is underseated?
Underseated is an adjective.

Words near underseated in the dictionary

  1. underseason
  2. underseasoned
  3. underseasoning
  4. underseasons
  5. underseat
  6. underseated
  7. undersecretarial
  8. undersecretariat
  9. undersecretariats
  10. undersecretaries
  11. undersecretary

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