Definition of undercount
transitive verb
:to count fewer than the actual number of
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If Ohio's population was undercounted in the 2020 census, the state could be shortchanged in highway money, too.
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Chaldean leaders say the Census undercounts their size in Michigan.
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Trump has turned to Kasowitz for matters that include debt restructuring and suing an author who Trump said undercounted his net worth.
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Trump has turned to Kasowitz for matters that include debt restructuring and suing an author who Trump said undercounted his net worth.
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Trump has turned to Kasowitz for matters that include debt restructuring and suing an author who Trump said undercounted his net worth.
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Trump has turned to Kasowitz for matters that include debt restructuring and suing an author who Trump said undercounted his net worth.
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Areas and groups that are differentially undercounted are penalized, as the grant funds go to those places more fully counted.
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If anything, Gerend said, the automatic counters undercounted by a slight amount.
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First Known Use of undercount
1951
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