underload
/ˌʌndərˈloʊd/
noun
- A situation where something or someone is being used less than its full capacity or potential.
- The factory is running at an underload, with only half its machines operating.
- Teachers often complain about the underload of challenging work for gifted students.
- The server's underload during the night means we can schedule maintenance then.
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verb
- To load or supply something with less than its full capacity or normal amount.
- Be careful not to underload the washing machine, or it will waste water.
- If you underload the dishwasher, you'll run it more often and use more energy.
- The manager decided to underload the truck to avoid exceeding weight limits on the bridge.
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