undercounts
/ˌʌndərˈkaʊnts/
noun
- Plural form of undercount; instances of counting fewer than the actual number.
- The report highlighted several undercounts in the population data.
- The charity discovered undercounts in their donation records.
- Undercounts in the election results led to a recount.
verb
- Counts fewer than the actual number; records a lower total than is correct.
- The survey undercounts young voters because many don't respond.
- If you undercount the inventory, you might run out of supplies.
- The census often undercounts people in rural areas.
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