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| un·der·play [ ùndər pláy ] (past and past participle un·der·played, present participle un·der·play·ing, 3rd person present singular un·der·plays) |
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1. transitive verb not emphasize something enough: to present something as less important than it actually is, sometimes as a deliberate tactic
 I don't wish to underplay the internal conflicts within the organization.
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2. transitive and intransitive verb act role subtly: to act a role in a deliberately restrained or subtle way
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3. intransitive verb play lower card: to play a lower card while holding a higher one
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