understyled
understyled adjective: not made sufficiently stylish.
Adjective
understyled (comparative more understyled, superlative most understyled)
- Not made sufficiently stylish.
- The 190 was underpowered, undersized and certainly understyled, and the ones still on the road look more like used-up Toyota Corollas than Mercedes-Benzes.2007 November 4, Keith Martin, “An Associate Makes Full Partner”, in New York Times
Forms of understyled
| comparative | more understyled |
|---|---|
| superlative | most understyled |
Origin of understyled
From under- + styled.
Questions about understyled
- What does understyled mean?
- Understyled means not made sufficiently stylish.
- What part of speech is understyled?
- Understyled is an adjective.
Words near understyled in the dictionary
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