1. not reported as much as it should be or as much as it actually occurs
Usage: often used in journalism and statistics

Examples

• Domestic violence cases are often underreported to police.
• The study found that workplace injuries were significantly underreported.
• Mental health issues remain underreported in many communities.
• The journalist investigated underreported stories from rural areas.
• Cybercrime statistics show that many incidents go underreported.
• The disease was underreported in developing countries due to limited healthcare access.