undervalue /; AmE / verb [+ obj] (usually be undervalued)

1

to give sth a value that is less than its real value:

The currency is undervalued against the dollar.

The radio station rejected a bid from the media group, saying that it had undervalued the business.

The company's shares seem to be undervalued compared to its strong earnings.

OPP OVERVALUE

2

to not recognize sth/sb as being as good or as important as it/he/she, etc. really is:

She left the firm because she felt undervalued.

• simple interest
• simulation
• sincerely
• sinecure
• sine die
• sine qua non
• single
• single column centimetre
• single column inch
• single digits
• single-entry bookkeeping
• single figures
• single-handed
• single market
• single minute exchange of dies
• single sourcing
• single tax
• single-union agreement
• single-use
• sink
• sinking fund
• sin tax
• SIP
• siphon
• SIS