Underpush
Pronunciation: /ˈəndɝˈpʊʃ/
Underpush (verb)
- to apply too little force or effort to move something.
- to not encourage or motivate someone enough to achieve a goal.
Examples
- The team might underpush and miss their target.
- If you underpush, the door won't close properly.
Common collocations: underpush the limits, underpush the boundaries, underpush oneself, underpush in tasks