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undermanned
[ uhn-der-mand ]
adjective
- lacking a normal or sufficient workforce, complement of troops, or the like; understaffed; short-handed.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of undermanned1
Example Sentences
"It's unempowered, it's undermanned and the quality of staff and magistrates is below par," she said.
The Lakers, who have lost three in a row, close out a trip Friday in Denver — another tough game where the Lakers will be severely undermanned.
They needed heroics from LeBron James and Reaves in the fourth quarter to drag the team to a tight win against a struggling and undermanned Nets team.
With its forces undermanned and outnumbered, it is believed the Ukrainian military withdrew from Novohrodivka to strengthen its defence of Pokrovsk.
The play came after another turnover, a string of mistakes increasingly maddening and propping open the door against the severely undermanned Timberwolves.
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