undervaluation
/ˌʌndərˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/
noun
- The act of estimating something as being worth less than its actual value.
- Economists warned that the undervaluation of the currency could hurt imports.
- Her undervaluation of her own skills kept her from asking for a promotion.
- The undervaluation of the house meant the seller lost thousands of dollars.
- A lack of proper appreciation or recognition for someone or something.
- The undervaluation of teachers in our society leads to low morale.
- He felt a deep sense of undervaluation after his hard work went unnoticed.
- The undervaluation of nature's benefits often results in environmental damage.
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