underdeveloped
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definition
adjective
underdeveloped kidneys
not fully developed.
example
She is often referred as odd and is picked on for being short and 'underdeveloped' .
As a result, satellites will be instrumental in helping to raise the standard of living in many 'underdeveloped' countries where there is little or no communications infrastructure.
Some of the beats aren't bad, but there's just nothing exceptional about this album - no hooks and slightly 'underdeveloped' voices - nothing really to keep you coming back.
Because the brain or respiratory system may be immature or 'underdeveloped' , the baby may not be able to regulate his or her own breathing normally.
Without giving too much away, the tepid love story is just one of several 'underdeveloped' subplots, all of which culminate with the men eventually entering the Royal Horticultural Society's garden contest.
When economic expansion began to decline in the 1970s, it was more profitable to export capital to 'underdeveloped' countries where wages were low, than to import workers.
Nonetheless, there are times in the film, especially during the second half, when the plot is somewhat scattered, leaving many introduced themes unfinished or 'underdeveloped' .
Typically, students are not taught about the global economy and the impact of free trade on 'underdeveloped' countries.
What's worse, none of these genres is given enough time to develop, resulting in a scattered and 'underdeveloped' plot.
When the plot is so haphazard, the themes so 'underdeveloped' , the characters so sketchy, such obvious imagery seems to be hopeless compensation for the film's failure to articulate anything else competently.
We should be putting resources, people, and money, into helping 'underdeveloped' countries deal with their own serious health problems.
The old man watched her go, a slight 'underdeveloped' girl, wearing a ragged pair of boys' shorts too big for her, a lustrous mop of untidy hair falling in glossy black waves almost to her bony shoulders.
The global mining industry thereby makes national development under global capitalism extremely difficult for 'underdeveloped' countries.
He encouraged dialogue between the wealthy industrial nations and the 'underdeveloped' countries.
There are wealthy creditors and bankrupt debtors; there are super rich countries and 'underdeveloped' countries, super wealthy speculators and impoverished malnourished children.
The city has been so 'underdeveloped' for so long that there is plenty of capacity there.
This country, he said, was a land of unlimited opportunities, with a growing middle class and an impressive savings rate, yet with an 'underdeveloped' banking system ripe for reform.
The real problem is tiny, 'underdeveloped' lungs.
During walks in the woods, Rusty, whose blindness is caused by 'underdeveloped' retinas, would follow Dugan, staying right at his ear.
A recurring issue in all 'underdeveloped' countries is a lack of credit.
It's tough being a student; between lack of funds, daytime classes and that 'underdeveloped' work ethic, it's almost impossible to diligently pursue something.
The U.S. must work with those 'underdeveloped' nations to improve their quality of life.
The budget should reflect policy priorities of social needs cluster departments as a re-affirmation of government's strategic focus on developing the poor and 'underdeveloped' communities.
He's awkward, he's aimless, he has no friends - he's a poster boy for emotionally 'underdeveloped' young moderns everywhere, the victim of a nameless and invisible sickness of the societal soul.
We will do that, but I regret to report that in my experience, the internet is still an 'underdeveloped' and relatively small phenomenon in their world.
How citizens would be persuaded to make such a move remains unclear, and the assumption that these 'underdeveloped' regions could offer enough profitable jobs to sustain a large influx of people is equally dubious.
I have divided the thirteen largest 'underdeveloped' countries into three groups: moderately advanced, intermediate, and poor.
Most 'underdeveloped' countries have not closed the development gap with advanced countries; very few have done so.
He's absolutely correct about what we ought to do about those 'underdeveloped' countries.
Yet, in the final analysis, they remain just that: 'underdeveloped' suggestions that still require substantial clarification.
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