verb
definition
To supply with insufficient power.
adjective
definition
Having insufficient power for its operation.
Examples of underpowered in a Sentence
Indeed their uncompromising attitude and widescreen vision makes the current crop of 80s new wave revivalists look distinctly underpowered.
An underpowered dehumidifier will give a disappointing performance, while an overpowered machine might result in an atmosphere that is uncomfortably dry.
You also have to realize the the Wii is the most underpowered of the three and offers the fewest "extra" features.
This is a great way to share your music with people around you and can make for a much better experience than the underpowered speakers on the cell phone itself.
The same year models also had problems with the engine control sensor, as well as loud engine noise due to the 4-cylinder engine being underpowered for the size and weight of the chassis.
Many reviewers feel that the base model is underpowered, and adding extra power can result in a great deal of fuel economy tradeoff.