underplan
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editunderplan (third-person singular simple present underplans, present participle underplanning, simple past and past participle underplanned)
- To plan insufficiently.
- Antonym: overplan
- 1983, Mack Hanan, Leading edge growth strategies: new approaches for accelerated business growth and premium profits in the next twenty years:
- A manager who underplans and then overachieves his plan has outrun it and is left with no plan at all.