underplays's Usage Examples:

developments and underplays important work done by other journalists, including Barton Gellman of.

The venue has hosted a number of underplays,[clarification needed] with The Killers, Jack White, Mumford ' Sons and.

The beauty of his performance is that he underplays emotions.

according to John, Downey looked completely relaxed, and, "The way he underplays it is fantastic".

characterizations are broad, he omits his own administration's healthcare efforts and underplays its role in financial deregulation, his hopes for green technology are.

unintentionally underplays the essential problem in Iraq--the problem of politics.

He underplays his part with admirable ease.

Houston underplays, and also has a fetish for oxy-acetylene torches, with which he causes.

Eugene Kenneth Hanson of The Desert Sun wrote that she "underplays her part in a very expert way.

Luke Hemsworth underplays his part and is that much more effective.

“Lloyd underplays his role in the development of Sesame Street,” said John Gardner, former.

"Prometric's staccato reply underplays glitches".

severe drought - or even the flooding of New Orleans - are "natural" underplays the ways that powerful political and economic interests make people more.

Ukraine underplays role of far right in conflict, BBC News (13 December 2014) "The women.

That Rahim underplays Sobhraj's charm was a good thing for Ferguson.

tells a gut-wrenching story in overall gripping fashion -- and wisely underplays its outrage, letting the details speak for themselves.

for BBCi stated that "Bynes tackles her part with gusto, while Tatum underplays his to striking effect.

their support of the "extraordinary" play, "The company, perfectly cast underplays admirably.

Farmelo noted that the book underplays some negative comments on Born's personality as "only one point" he believed.

Synonyms:

play;

Antonyms:

behave; underact;