Underrecognition vs Underrecognize - What's the difference?
underrecognition | underrecognize | Derived terms |
To grant less recognition to (something) than appropriate.
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Underrecognition is a derived term of underrecognize.
As a verb underrecognize is
to grant less recognition to (something) than appropriate.underrecognition
Not English
Underrecognition has no English definition. It may be misspelled.English words similar to 'underrecognition':
underestimation, underarticulation, underproduction, underappreciate, undersaturation, underutilization, underapplication, underexpression, underexaggerate, underperformance, untranscribable, underapproximate, untransportable, untransferrable, underappreciative, undermethylation, undercoordination, underprediction, undercapitalize, underconsumption, underdispersion, underproductive, underconfidence, underchamberlain, underresponsive, underpopulation, underprescription, underprioritize, untranslateable, undergeneralize, underguesstimate, underclasswoman, underclasswomen, underaccommodateunderrecognize
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Alternative forms
* underrecogniseVerb
(underrecogniz)citation