understate
低调,低调的,低调处理,低调行事
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un·der·stat·ed, un·der·stat·ing.
- : to state or represent less strongly or strikingly than the facts would bear out; set forth in restrained, moderate, or weak terms: The casualty lists understate the extent of the disaster.
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It’s hard to understate the buzz around Clubhouse, the social media startup that reached a reported $100 million valuation when it had just 1,500 users.
“You can’t understate that experience as a player,” he said.
Averaging the dates of multiple layers provides a reasonable, possibly understated minimum age estimate for the underlying art, the researchers contend.
For instance, investigators understated Azevedo’s qualifications.
As we head into 2021, the importance of SEO as part of a comprehensive marketing strategy cannot be understated.
I don't want to understate either, however; these are the major chronic diseases we should be expecting Medicaid to help.
To say she was disturbed by the results would be to understate her reaction.
On Klaidman's telling ... wow, did those conservatives understate the case.
Yet such tempered remarks may understate the significance of the challenge awaiting Krueger.
I do not understate the complexity and sensitivity of achieving such a global agreement.
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We may be sure, too, that her informant did not understate the personal disadvantages of Sir Abraham Lumley.