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underdeveloped

adjective as in (of a country) developing

adjective as in not fully developed

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adjective as in not developed

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Maoist-affected regions remain among India's poorest and most underdeveloped, despite rich natural resources, with ordinary citizens - especially tribal communities- bearing the heaviest burden.

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Former Labour MP Baroness Berger said: "It is really unfortunate that the House of Lords is having to interrogate such an underdeveloped piece of legislation that hasn't yet been properly scrutinised."

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It’s left to the cast to do the best sales job with this underdeveloped material.

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Meanwhile, rural communities fall further behind in the digital economy, creating a commons of connectivity that remains tragically underdeveloped, while urban areas enjoy multiple high-speed options.

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Yet much of the American interior, as any intelligent foreign visitor would notice, is economically and culturally backward: systematically underdeveloped, with decaying or inadequate infrastructure and limited educational opportunities.

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