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un·der·state
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VERB:
un·der·stat·ed
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un·der·stat·ing
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un·der·states
VERB:
tr.
- To state with less completeness or truth than seems warranted by the facts.
- To express with restraint or lack of emphasis, especially ironically or for rhetorical effect.
- To state (a quantity, for example) that is too low:
understate corporate financial worth.
VERB:
intr.
- To give an understatement.
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