One who or that which underperforms, having performance that is below average or below expectations; often specifically a company or stock(noun)
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Use "underperformer" in a sentence
"Venezuela now is in retreat, a Latin American underperformer, while its uncomfortable neighbor, Colombia, shines."
"Equity analyst Deborah Aitken of Bryan Garnier and Co. said the company has been an "underperformer" recently and predicted the reconciliation wouldn't have a major impact on the overall balance of ownership at L'Oreal."
"Even if Angels & Demons does only 2/3 of the business of its forebearer, that's still $145 million in the US and $360 million overseas, leading to a half-billion dollars for this alleged 'underperformer'."