underrated

As a noun underdog

is a competitor thought unlikely to win.

As an adjective underrated is

not given enough recognition for its quality.

As a verb underrated is

past tense of underrate.

As adjectives the difference between overlooked and underrated

is that overlooked is missed, unnoticed while underrated is not given enough recognition for its quality.

As verbs the difference between overlooked and underrated

is that overlooked is past tense of overlook while underrated is past tense of underrate.

As an adjective underrated

is not given enough recognition for its quality.

As a verb underrated

is (underrate).

As a noun understatement is

a disclosure or statement that is less than complete.

As an adjective underrated is

not given enough recognition for its quality.

As a verb underrated is

(underrate).

As verbs the difference between underestimate and underrated

is that underestimate is to perceive (someone or something) as having a lower value, quantity, worth, etc., than what he/she/it actually has while underrated is past tense of underrate.

As a noun underestimate

is an estimate or perception that is too low.

As an adjective underrated is

not given enough recognition for its quality.

As adjectives the difference between understated and underrated

is that understated is restrained and unpretentious while underrated is not given enough recognition for its quality.

As verbs the difference between understated and underrated

is that understated is past tense of understate while underrated is past tense of underrate.

As verbs the difference between underrated and underrates

is that underrated is past tense of underrate while underrates is third-person singular of underrate.

As an adjective underrated

is not given enough recognition for its quality.

As adjectives the difference between underrated and unserrated

is that underrated is not given enough recognition for its quality while unserrated is not serrated.

As a verb underrated

is past tense of underrate.