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underproduce
[ uhn-der-pruh-doos, -dyoos ]
verb (used with or without object)
- to produce less or in a lesser manner or degree than is normal or required.
Other Word Forms
- ܲd··ܳİ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of underproduce1
Example Sentences
For all of the horribly renovated condos and body fluid-strewn McMansions “The Valley” puts us through, it’s hard to imagine any “Housewives” property airing this summer will feel as underproduced.
The production cut announced Wednesday will reduce global daily production by about 2 percent, though some of that is a phantom reduction because the group’s members were already underproducing from their own goals.
“Based on the industry’s long history of overpromising and underproducing in terms of providing low-cost power, we believe that these claims must be viewed carefully and cautiously.”
“It’s better to underproduce for this niche group and get the publicity value of all of these fans really paying top dollar,” he said.
“This opportunity to connect with someone who is unaffiliated, underproduced and feels very real is a juxtaposition of what we’re seeing in the social media space,” he said.
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