undermanage
undermanagement
underprovide
underprovided
underenforce
underfinance
underfunction
undermaintenance
mismaintain
underregulate
woefully
underplan
undersupport
underprocess
limp
underbill
begin at the wrong end
poor
under-accommodate
do without
underchallenge
underinsure
miscontrol
underserve
undersupply
underequip
underkeep
underworked
break down
hyporegulate
under-accommodating
underendowed
meanly
undermaintain
underfurnish
deficient
underpromote
nonsufficient
scantle
underirrigate
inadequacy
underprotect
underrestrain
virtueless
wussify
underevaluate
meagrely
inadequately
bite the big one
underdeal
underaccommodative
unsufficient
underresourced
under
ineffectiveness
underfund
ineffectivity
inefficacy
underinvolved
underdevelop
underproductive
short
dismal
uneffigiated
unflourishing
inadequate
misconduct
underwork
jejune
crush
mismanage
meagerly
mishandle
underlive
underresourcing
fall by the wayside
underfill
languish
underprovision
debilitate
subvital
underadjust
undercompensating
underconditioned
lack
underproduction
deficiently
shipwreck
undertheorize
beggarly
underboosted
nonsufficiency
underchallenging
undernourish
ill-considered
unsufficingness
underreach

English words for 'To manage inadequately.'

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