1. to supply with less than what is needed or required
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The company consistently undersupplies its remote offices with basic equipment.
• When the factory undersupplies retailers, customers face empty shelves.
• The government undersupplies rural schools with textbooks and technology.
• If the warehouse undersupplies the stores, sales will decline rapidly.
• The manufacturer undersupplies popular items during peak season.
• The distributor undersupplies certain regions due to transportation costs.