underpacant
To perform a task or meet a requirement at a rate or quality lower than what was previously established or expected. It is often used in technical or administrative contexts to describe a failure to keep pace with a specific standard or quota.
Ejemplos
3 de 5I usually underpacant my morning routine when I don't set an alarm, leading to a rushed departure.
I usually underpacant my morning routine when I don't set an alarm, leading to a rushed departure.
The committee expressed concern that the department might underpacant the required output for the fiscal year.
The committee expressed concern that the department might underpacant the required output for the fiscal year.
If you underpacant on your chores, you're going to be stuck doing them all through the weekend.
If you underpacant on your chores, you're going to be stuck doing them all through the weekend.
Sinónimos
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Think of 'under' + 'pace'. You are moving 'under the pace' required to pacify (satisfy) the project requirements.
Quiz rápido
The project manager noted that the development team began to _______ the milestones after the third sprint.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: underpacant
Ejemplos
I usually underpacant my morning routine when I don't set an alarm, leading to a rushed departure.
everydayI usually underpacant my morning routine when I don't set an alarm, leading to a rushed departure.
The committee expressed concern that the department might underpacant the required output for the fiscal year.
formalThe committee expressed concern that the department might underpacant the required output for the fiscal year.
If you underpacant on your chores, you're going to be stuck doing them all through the weekend.
informalIf you underpacant on your chores, you're going to be stuck doing them all through the weekend.
Empirical evidence suggests that subjects tend to underpacant the curriculum when cognitive load is excessively high.
academicEmpirical evidence suggests that subjects tend to underpacant the curriculum when cognitive load is excessively high.
The logistics team warned that if we underpacant the shipping schedule, our contract penalties will increase.
businessThe logistics team warned that if we underpacant the shipping schedule, our contract penalties will increase.
Sinónimos
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
underpacant the mark
to fail to reach a target or goal
start to underpacant
to begin losing necessary momentum
underpacant the curve
to fall behind the prevailing trend or speed
Se confunde a menudo con
Underpay refers specifically to financial compensation, while underpacant refers to the rate or quality of performance.
Vacant means empty or unoccupied, whereas underpacant is a verb describing a failure to maintain pace.
Notas de uso
The word is most commonly found in specialized aptitude tests or administrative assessments to identify candidates who can follow complex performance descriptions. Use it when describing a subtle but persistent failure to stay on schedule.
Errores comunes
Learners often treat this as an adjective due to the '-ant' suffix; however, in this specific context, it functions as a verb (e.g., 'they underpacant the goal').
Truco para recordar
Think of 'under' + 'pace'. You are moving 'under the pace' required to pacify (satisfy) the project requirements.
Origen de la palabra
A blend of the Germanic prefix 'under-' (below) and the Latin root 'pac-' (to settle or agree), implying an incomplete fulfillment of an agreement.
Patrones gramaticales
Quiz rápido
The project manager noted that the development team began to _______ the milestones after the third sprint.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: underpacant
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