underreckoning
ˌʌndəˈrɛkənɪŋ
Definition

Definition of underreckoning - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
inaccurate estimateRarefailing to estimate accurately or sufficientlyRare
  • His underreckoning approach caused the project to exceed costs.
underestimate undervalue
2.
undervaluedRarenot fully recognizing the true value or extentRare
  • The underreckoning budget led to financial shortfalls.
underestimated undervalued

Noun

calculationRaremistake in counting or estimatingRare
  • The underreckoning led to a shortage of supplies.
error miscalculation underestimation
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Origin of underreckoning

Old English, under (below) + recenian (to reckon)

Examples of underreckoning in a sentence

  • Her underreckoning calculations underestimated the time needed.
  • The underreckoning of resources caused project delays.
  • His underreckoning of the opponent's strength was a mistake.
  • An underreckoning in the budget caused issues.
  • The project failed due to an underreckoning.

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  1. French:sous-estimé, sous-estimation, ...
  2. German:unterschätzend, Fehlkalkulation, ...
  3. Italian:approssimativo, sottostima, ...
  4. Spanish:inexacto, error de cálculo, ...
  5. Portuguese:subestimado, subestimação, ...
  6. Chinese:估计不足, 估算错误, ...
  7. Japanese:過小評価の, アンダーレコニング, ...
  8. Arabic:غَيْر دَقِيق, تَقدِير ناقِص, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַעֲרָכַת חֶסֶר, חִשּׁוּב חָסֵר, ...
  10. Russian:недооценочный, недоучёт, ...
  11. Ukrainian:недооцінювальний, недооцінка, ...
  12. Hindi:असटीक, कम आकलन, ...
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