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Definition of undersized in English: undersized(also undersize) adjectiveʌndəˈsʌɪzdˈʌndəsʌɪzdˌəndərˈsaɪzd Of less than the usual size. the undersized cubs may not survive the winter Example sentencesExamples - Salmon varied in size from 4 to 11 lb and a number of sea trout were also caught with many undersize trout being returned.
- He plays the run well for an undersized lineman and is best at backside pursuit rather than trying to stop plays head-on.
- They were kept inside a flimsy wire fence on an undersized dirt lot.
- I am also told that many of the perch were undersized and released.
- Knits are central to this look, either hugely textured, fine silk knit with muted multi-coloured stripes, or slightly undersize, a bit like your wee brother's school jumper.
- I trudged up the walkway into the tiny undersized school that I had the misfortune to attend.
- Over the years, these birds have learned to scavenge fish guts and undersized fish tossed back by fishing boats.
- The bathroom has a stool, sink and undersized bathtub I scrounged that is perfectly sized for the shower.
- I complained as I turned the T.V. off and walked lazily into the undersized area called the kitchen.
- He said one of the pots tampered with contained 40 undersized crayfish.
- All were forced to sit on undersized plastic chairs designed for primary school pupils.
- He's undersized, but because of the way he plays with leverage he's able to disengage from blocks and be a run stopper.
- The unit is undersized, which means the tackles must play with flawless technique or risk being bludgeoned.
- Did you buy any other undersized travel items for your week-long stay in London Village?
- He is undersized, making him less than ideal as a blocker and tackler.
- A hyperactive, undersized boy, he loved playing football and joined a local junior team.
- An undersized flue simply can't handle the volume of smoke produced, and some of it will spill back into the room.
- The skipper added that about 90% of the haddock catch had been undersize fish which were then thrown back dead into the sea, meaning that fewer fish were surviving long enough to breed.
- There in the corner of the room (or relegated to an unloved table just outside the door) you'll find a wobbly pile of undersize crockery and two silver flasks.
- He was an undersized senior with spiked auburn hair and russet eyes.
Synonyms underdeveloped, stunted, small, short, little, tiny, petite, small-boned, slight, compact, minuscule, miniature, mini, diminutive, dwarfish, elfin, bantam, runtish, puny Scottish wee informal pint-sized, half-pint, pocket-sized, knee-high to a grasshopper, baby, teeny, teeny-weeny, teensy-weensy, itsy-bitsy rare homuncular, Lilliputian
Rhymes undisguised, unrevised, unsized, unsurprised Definition of undersized in US English: undersized(also undersize) adjectiveˌəndərˈsīzdˌəndərˈsaɪzd Of less than the usual size. the undersized cubs may not survive the winter Example sentencesExamples - They were kept inside a flimsy wire fence on an undersized dirt lot.
- He's undersized, but because of the way he plays with leverage he's able to disengage from blocks and be a run stopper.
- The unit is undersized, which means the tackles must play with flawless technique or risk being bludgeoned.
- I complained as I turned the T.V. off and walked lazily into the undersized area called the kitchen.
- An undersized flue simply can't handle the volume of smoke produced, and some of it will spill back into the room.
- The bathroom has a stool, sink and undersized bathtub I scrounged that is perfectly sized for the shower.
- Salmon varied in size from 4 to 11 lb and a number of sea trout were also caught with many undersize trout being returned.
- I trudged up the walkway into the tiny undersized school that I had the misfortune to attend.
- There in the corner of the room (or relegated to an unloved table just outside the door) you'll find a wobbly pile of undersize crockery and two silver flasks.
- A hyperactive, undersized boy, he loved playing football and joined a local junior team.
- He plays the run well for an undersized lineman and is best at backside pursuit rather than trying to stop plays head-on.
- The skipper added that about 90% of the haddock catch had been undersize fish which were then thrown back dead into the sea, meaning that fewer fish were surviving long enough to breed.
- He was an undersized senior with spiked auburn hair and russet eyes.
- He is undersized, making him less than ideal as a blocker and tackler.
- I am also told that many of the perch were undersized and released.
- All were forced to sit on undersized plastic chairs designed for primary school pupils.
- Over the years, these birds have learned to scavenge fish guts and undersized fish tossed back by fishing boats.
- Knits are central to this look, either hugely textured, fine silk knit with muted multi-coloured stripes, or slightly undersize, a bit like your wee brother's school jumper.
- Did you buy any other undersized travel items for your week-long stay in London Village?
- He said one of the pots tampered with contained 40 undersized crayfish.
Synonyms underdeveloped, stunted, small, short, little, tiny, petite, small-boned, slight, compact, minuscule, miniature, mini, diminutive, dwarfish, elfin, bantam, runtish, puny
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