to underthink
To think about something too simply and miss important details
- verb
- /ˌʌndərˈθɪŋk/
- Neologism
:
subestimar
Examples
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- You're not underthinking it.
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- You're underthinking it.
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When faced with complex problems, it's important not to underthink the possible consequences of your actions.
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If you underthink a project, you might overlook crucial details that could lead to failure.
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She tends to underthink her decisions, often missing important factors in her evaluation.
Synonyms
to underestimate
vsto underthink
To think someone or something is less important than they really are
does not think enough about details and treats things too simply
Antonyms
How Thorough
to overthink
25
4.9
to analyze
513
3.2
- US
to consider
∞
1.1
to underthink
1
8.2
- Neologism
to ignore
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
underthink infinitive
underthinking present participle
underthinks third person singular
underthought past
underthought past participle
Morphology
Etymology
Underthink is made from under- ('not enough') and think ('to use your mind'), like in undercook or underestimate. So to underthink something is to think about it too little and miss important details.