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形容詞

underbounded (comparative more underbounded, superlative most underbounded)

1. Having insufficient boundaries.
   • 1983, Barry Alan Farber, Stress and Burnout in the Human Service Professions, page 151:

     In underbounded systems people feel fragmented and isolated.

   • 2010, Clayton Alderfer, The Practice of Organizational Diagnosis: Theory and Methods, →ISBN:

     In an underbounded focal group, members feel chaotic, disorganized, dissatisfied, and ineffectual.

   • 2013, Elliot Greene & ‎Barbara Goodrich-Dunn, The Psychology of the Body, →ISBN, page 172:

     Conversely, underbounded people often identify with everyone but themselves.