1. to assign too low a value or price to something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘undervalue’
2. to fail to appreciate the worth or importance of someone or something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘undervalue’

Examples

• The appraiser undervalues the antique furniture by thousands of dollars.
• She constantly undervalues her own contributions to the team.
• The market often undervalues companies with strong environmental practices.
• He undervalues the importance of regular exercise for his health.
• The teacher undervalues creative thinking in favor of memorization.
• The insurance company undervalues the damaged property in their settlement offer.
• Society sometimes undervalues the work of caregivers and teachers.