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/ˌʌndəˈruːz/ · un·der·use
verb
- To use (something) less than expected or to its full potential. The company was accused of underusing its employees' skills.
- To make less use of (something) than is necessary or desirable. The new policy aims to underuse paper products and reduce waste.
noun
- The act of using something less than expected or to its full potential. The manager's underuse of the team's strengths led to a disappointing season.
Did you know? The concept of underusing resources or potential is a common theme in business and management, where it is often seen as a missed opportunity or a sign of inefficiency.