English to English Dictionary

Underlying

Real but not immediately obvious; underlying causes or principles form the basis of something.

Underlying-current

An implicit, often unseen feeling, influence, or trend that exists beneath the surface of a situation.

Undermine

To erode the base or foundation of (a rock, structure, etc.); to damage or weaken (someone or something) gradually or insidiously.

Underpay

To pay someone too little for the work they have done.

Underrated

Not rated or valued highly enough; having its importance, merit, or quality underestimated.

Underused

Not used as much as possible or needed; exploited or employed less than its full capacity.

Underweight

Below a standard or desirable weight, especially for a person's height and age.

Uneasily

In a manner that is not easy or comfortable.

Unethical

Not morally correct or not conforming to approved standards of a profession.

Unexciting

Not thrilling, interesting, or emotionally engaging; lacking excitement.

Unfocused

Lacking a clear focus, direction, or concentration; mentally distracted or scattered.

Unfulfilling

Not providing happiness, satisfaction, or a sense of personal growth.