underannotate
English
Etymology
under- + annotate
Verb
underannotate (third-person singular simple present underannotates, present participle underannotating, simple past and past participle underannotated)
- To provide too few annotations.
- 1982, James O. Hoge, James L West, & James S.W. West, Review, page 153:
- And in an engagingly old-fashioned way McFarland aggressively underannotates the chapter, so that nonadepts will be unable to steal fruit from this orchard without acknowledging its source.
- 2009 December, Martin Oti, Martijn A. Huynen, and Han G. Brunner, “The Biological Coherence of Human Phenome Databases”, in American Journal of Human Genetics, volume 85, number 6:
- We further demonstrated this point by artificially underannotating the well-annotated POSSUM and Orphanet syndromes, through the random elimination of half the annotated features per syndrome.
- 2015, Kelly Gallagher, In the Best Interest of Students, →ISBN:
- I do tell them that if they overannotate they will kill the book, and that if they underannotate they will not get to levels of deeper reading.
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