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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
underact .
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Examples
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And these faces all underacted, which is better than overacting, but fairly dull, especially when virtually the entire movie consists of closeups.
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The first one I think I overacted a tad, the second one I probably underacted.
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The first one I think I overacted a tad, the second one I probably underacted.
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I was not suggesting that these rationales necessarily would be released unsealed and underacted nor that they would necessarily be sufficient for court review in the released version.
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TV Guide goes on to state: "Overwritten and underacted by the kids anyway, it strings out its weekly climactic shockers — some of them truly unnerving — with artery-hardening blobs of moldy adolescent whining."
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TV Guide goes on to state: "Overwritten and underacted by the kids anyway, it strings out its weekly climactic shockers — some of them truly unnerving — with artery-hardening blobs of moldy adolescent whining."
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February 26th, 2008 at 1: 50 pm PST the market didnt overact, they underacted.
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A well-done and intentionally underacted suspense film that made me think of what would happen if the Merchant Ivory film team made a horror film - sort of A Room With a View of Fog insert Eddie Izzard in-joke.
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On the underacted release and no evidence of any untoward outcomes, I'm sorry to say, their logic is flawed.
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It's all about the shoes: A Bronx-based street drama that recycles every imaginable trope, helmer Agustin's "Falling Awake" is underacted, overheated and uses a pair of purloined, high-end sneakers as a 400-pound allegory for getting your priorities straight.
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