underdo
/ˌʌndərˈduː/
verb
- To do less than is necessary or expected; to perform inadequately.
- He tends to underdo his homework, which hurts his grades.
- If you underdo the exercise, you won't build any strength.
- Don't underdo the frosting on the cake — people love it sweet.
- To cook something less than the required amount of time.
- She always underdoes the roast because she's afraid of burning it.
- If you underdo the eggs, they will be runny.
- Be careful not to underdo the pasta; it should be tender.
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