Definition of "under-valued" []

• A region of Asia coextensive with the Far East.

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• "There were all the superstar names (Arajuo, Colgin, Bryant Family) at superstar prices (though much less than many restaurants in Manhattan), but there were also more obscure finds like the under-valued but brilliant 1996 Seavey Cabernet ($175) and the 1993 Cathy Corison Cabernet ($95)."
• "Or are more women not being published because the themes, tone, and style of writing that women (generally speaking) write is under-valued by the establishment?"
• "Mr. Obama said he told President Hu that the Chinese currency, the yuan, remains under-valued and requires further adjustment so China can boost domestic demand and move faster toward a more market-oriented economy."