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Things underestimate often describes (“underestimate ________”)
costs, risks, rates, children, risk, ones, levels, people, women, others, time, effects, performance, size, production, patients, minorer, benefits, distances, requirements, probabilities, factors, values, income, revenues, growth, inflation, revenue, difficulties, pressure, use, power, weight, capabilities, influences, anything, expenses, consumption, bisexuality, events, problems, area, differences, aspects, activity, abilities, frequency, progress, mortality, students, fat, demand, cost, unemployment, age, concentrations, sales, causes, wit, capacities, expenditures, specificity, numbers, illnesses, knowledge, ties, future, changes, workers, pupils, results, expenditure, change, loss, uncertainty, toxicity

How underestimate often is described (“________ underestimate”)
gross, serious, substantial, considerable, slight, significant, systematic, severe, possible, vast, grave, deliberate, average, corresponding, huge, conservative, clear, probable, drastic, likely, consistent, marked, obvious, consequent, apparent, extreme, relative, net, resulting, maximum, appreciable, vulgar, absurd, false, grotesque, erroneous, habitual, least, massive, woeful, disastrous, ludicrous, overor, foolish, insulting, hopeless, overestimate, fortunate, dramatic, misleading, curious, ridiculous, resultant, outrageous, generous, dangerous, abstract, moderate, blind

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See underestimate used in context: 30 poetry verses, 1 quotation, 2 definitions

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