underemphasized

/ˌʌndərˈɛmfəsaɪzd/
adjective
  1. Not given enough importance or attention; treated as less significant than deserved.
    • The role of women in the early space program is often underemphasized in history books.
    • In many schools, creative subjects like art and music are underemphasized compared to math and science.
    • The health risks of sitting for long hours are underemphasized in most workplace wellness programs.
verb
  1. To give too little importance or attention to something; to treat something as less significant than it deserves.
    • The report underemphasized the environmental damage caused by the factory.
    • We should not underemphasize the importance of sleep for overall health.
    • Teachers often underemphasize the value of learning from failure.
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