Definition of underappreciate in English:

underappreciate

verbʌndərəˈpriːʃɪeɪtʌndərəˈpriːʃɪeɪtˌəndərəˈprēSHiāt

[with object]usually as adjective underappreciated

Fail to value sufficiently highly.
未能充分评价；未充分赏识
one of the jazz world's most underappreciated artists
爵士乐界最未得到充分赏识的艺术家之一。
Example sentencesExamples
- He's one of the most understated (and under appreciated) actors of his generation.
- A fascinating tale of an under appreciated Australian hero.
- Someone like Avedon or Penn has garnered more attention, but many are largely under appreciated, which is seen in cost. "
- I believe the early role in settlement and the establishment of a garden on the island is very much under appreciated.
- That man is Les Claypool, a very under appreciated musician.
- In his lifetime and until recently, Kuniyoshi has been under appreciated.
- Cage's performance was outstanding and very under appreciated.
- The book pays greatest attention to the anthropological and economic dimensions of Asia - topics often under appreciated by the defense intellectual community.
- Because tiles have always been mass-produced, generally using cheap and readily available materials, the individual object is often under appreciated.
- The best job so far was done by the under appreciated Dean Cain on the short lived TV show Lois and Clark.
- Somewhat more successful are the cuts with guest rappers, most notably a few with the woefully under appreciated Jean Grae.
- They will continue to say that it is misunderstood and under appreciated for as long as anyone will listen.
- A Christmas Story is a joyous celebration, a comedic care package for those who feel the season has gotten over-hyped and under appreciated.
- Steve Carell stars in the NBC sitcom that highlights the often under appreciated middle managers.
- He was a great man, a great South African, someone whom I feel was under appreciated as a South African icon.
- Burns was one of those fighters who was under appreciated by boxing fans today.
- Chris Byrd is a very under appreciated fighter in today's Heavyweight division.
- You tend to be understated and under appreciated.
- Critically hailed yet under performing and under appreciated, Election is smart, on its toes, and delightfully cynical.
- This is an under appreciated aspect of the working the referee's tactic.

Derivatives

underappreciation

noun

Definition of underappreciate in US English:

underappreciate

verbˌəndərəˈprēSHiāt

[with object]usually as adjective underappreciated

Fail to value (someone or something) highly enough.
one of the jazz world's most underappreciated artists
爵士乐界最未得到充分赏识的艺术家之一。
Example sentencesExamples
- Because tiles have always been mass-produced, generally using cheap and readily available materials, the individual object is often under appreciated.
- The best job so far was done by the under appreciated Dean Cain on the short lived TV show Lois and Clark.
- This is an under appreciated aspect of the working the referee's tactic.
- Burns was one of those fighters who was under appreciated by boxing fans today.
- You tend to be understated and under appreciated.
- Critically hailed yet under performing and under appreciated, Election is smart, on its toes, and delightfully cynical.
- The book pays greatest attention to the anthropological and economic dimensions of Asia - topics often under appreciated by the defense intellectual community.
- Cage's performance was outstanding and very under appreciated.
- Chris Byrd is a very under appreciated fighter in today's Heavyweight division.
- Somewhat more successful are the cuts with guest rappers, most notably a few with the woefully under appreciated Jean Grae.
- In his lifetime and until recently, Kuniyoshi has been under appreciated.
- Steve Carell stars in the NBC sitcom that highlights the often under appreciated middle managers.
- They will continue to say that it is misunderstood and under appreciated for as long as anyone will listen.
- I believe the early role in settlement and the establishment of a garden on the island is very much under appreciated.
- That man is Les Claypool, a very under appreciated musician.
- A Christmas Story is a joyous celebration, a comedic care package for those who feel the season has gotten over-hyped and under appreciated.
- He was a great man, a great South African, someone whom I feel was under appreciated as a South African icon.
- Someone like Avedon or Penn has garnered more attention, but many are largely under appreciated, which is seen in cost. "
- A fascinating tale of an under appreciated Australian hero.
- He's one of the most understated (and under appreciated) actors of his generation.

词汇	underappreciate
释义	Definition of underappreciate in English: underappreciate verbʌndərəˈpriːʃɪeɪtʌndərəˈpriːʃɪeɪtˌəndərəˈprēSHiāt [with object]usually as adjective underappreciated Fail to value sufficiently highly. 未能充分评价；未充分赏识 one of the jazz world's most underappreciated artists 爵士乐界最未得到充分赏识的艺术家之一。 Example sentencesExamples He's one of the most understated (and under appreciated) actors of his generation. A fascinating tale of an under appreciated Australian hero. Someone like Avedon or Penn has garnered more attention, but many are largely under appreciated, which is seen in cost. " I believe the early role in settlement and the establishment of a garden on the island is very much under appreciated. That man is Les Claypool, a very under appreciated musician. In his lifetime and until recently, Kuniyoshi has been under appreciated. Cage's performance was outstanding and very under appreciated. The book pays greatest attention to the anthropological and economic dimensions of Asia - topics often under appreciated by the defense intellectual community. Because tiles have always been mass-produced, generally using cheap and readily available materials, the individual object is often under appreciated. The best job so far was done by the under appreciated Dean Cain on the short lived TV show Lois and Clark. Somewhat more successful are the cuts with guest rappers, most notably a few with the woefully under appreciated Jean Grae. They will continue to say that it is misunderstood and under appreciated for as long as anyone will listen. A Christmas Story is a joyous celebration, a comedic care package for those who feel the season has gotten over-hyped and under appreciated. Steve Carell stars in the NBC sitcom that highlights the often under appreciated middle managers. He was a great man, a great South African, someone whom I feel was under appreciated as a South African icon. Burns was one of those fighters who was under appreciated by boxing fans today. Chris Byrd is a very under appreciated fighter in today's Heavyweight division. You tend to be understated and under appreciated. Critically hailed yet under performing and under appreciated, Election is smart, on its toes, and delightfully cynical. This is an under appreciated aspect of the working the referee's tactic. Derivatives underappreciation noun Definition of underappreciate in US English: underappreciate verbˌəndərəˈprēSHiāt [with object]usually as adjective underappreciated Fail to value (someone or something) highly enough. one of the jazz world's most underappreciated artists 爵士乐界最未得到充分赏识的艺术家之一。 Example sentencesExamples Because tiles have always been mass-produced, generally using cheap and readily available materials, the individual object is often under appreciated. The best job so far was done by the under appreciated Dean Cain on the short lived TV show Lois and Clark. This is an under appreciated aspect of the working the referee's tactic. Burns was one of those fighters who was under appreciated by boxing fans today. You tend to be understated and under appreciated. Critically hailed yet under performing and under appreciated, Election is smart, on its toes, and delightfully cynical. The book pays greatest attention to the anthropological and economic dimensions of Asia - topics often under appreciated by the defense intellectual community. Cage's performance was outstanding and very under appreciated. Chris Byrd is a very under appreciated fighter in today's Heavyweight division. Somewhat more successful are the cuts with guest rappers, most notably a few with the woefully under appreciated Jean Grae. In his lifetime and until recently, Kuniyoshi has been under appreciated. Steve Carell stars in the NBC sitcom that highlights the often under appreciated middle managers. They will continue to say that it is misunderstood and under appreciated for as long as anyone will listen. I believe the early role in settlement and the establishment of a garden on the island is very much under appreciated. That man is Les Claypool, a very under appreciated musician. A Christmas Story is a joyous celebration, a comedic care package for those who feel the season has gotten over-hyped and under appreciated. He was a great man, a great South African, someone whom I feel was under appreciated as a South African icon. Someone like Avedon or Penn has garnered more attention, but many are largely under appreciated, which is seen in cost. " A fascinating tale of an under appreciated Australian hero. He's one of the most understated (and under appreciated) actors of his generation.
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