Underpriced: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when talking about something being sold for less than its actual worth, often in markets or financial contexts.

• The company's stock is underpriced, making it a good investment opportunity.
• This antique vase is underpriced; it's worth much more than the seller is asking.

Typically used to describe something or someone that is not appreciated at its true worth, not limited to financial situations.

• He felt undervalued at his job, so he started looking for a new position.
• The artist's work was undervalued during his lifetime.

Often used when someone's abilities or the importance of something is not fully recognized or valued.

• She underestimated her own skills and was surprised when she got the job.
• People often underestimate the power of a good education.

Commonly used to describe something that is low in cost or quality. It can have a negative connotation when referring to poor quality.

• I bought a cheap shirt, but it fell apart after one wash.
• They sell cheap toys that break easily.