Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: A situation where something is given a lower value than it is worth.

Example: The undervaluation of the property led to a loss for the seller.

Definition: To consider something as less important or valuable than it really is.

Example: Many people undervalue their own skills and talents.

Definition: Given a value that is lower than what is deserved or appropriate.

Example: Many talented artists feel undervalued in the industry.

Definition: To regard something as less valuable or important than it really is.

Example: Many people feel that their contributions at work are undervalued.

Definition: To fail to impress or excite someone; to leave someone feeling unimpressed or disappointed.

Example: The movie was supposed to be thrilling, but it ended up underwhelming the audience.

Definition: Not exciting or impressive; failing to meet expectations.

Example: The movie was underwhelming and did not live up to the hype.

Definition: Not earned or justified; something that is unfair or not deserved.

Example: He received an undeserved punishment for something he didn't do.

Definition: Not worthy of something, such as praise or a reward.

Example: He felt that he was undeserving of the award he received.

Definition: Not assigned or specified for a particular purpose or role.

Example: The area was left undesignated for future development.

Definition: The quality or state of being not wanted or not liked.

Example: The undesirability of the location made it hard to sell the house.

Definition: Something that is not wanted or is considered objectionable.

Example: The neighborhood has become less appealing due to the presence of undesirable elements.

Definition: A person or thing that is not wanted or is considered to be harmful or unpleasant.

Example: The city decided to remove the undesirables from the area to improve safety.