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Meaning of "underachievers"
underachiever (noun) - a person who performs below expectations or their potential, often used in educational or professional settings to describe individuals who do not fulfill their capabilities
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Warwinka proves that the others are underachievers.
Underachievers with delusions of grandeur.
That sounds like a lot of effort for underachievers.
She liked underachievers like me.
Got all the discipline problems and underachievers.
We are not talking about underachievers who are lucky to be in the league.
You were one of my biggest underachievers.
Underachievers are better.
I have to let a litany of underachievers know.
Underachievers are often students with a great potential and a low outcome.
These guys are serious underachievers.
For students who are underachievers or who make little effort, see “ Young People Ask.
That sounds like a lot of effort for a group of underachievers.
Pair of underachievers.
That in itself is unfair to the overachievers and the underachievers.
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Speaking of underachievers.
Now the murky part is why Carlton got all the discipline problems and underachievers.
Mexicans are underachievers.
The Lords of Flatbush is the second mixtape by American hip hop duo The Underachievers.
Sunday for Underachievers.
And I taught junior college to a bunch of underachievers.
Not a bunch of navel-gazing underachievers infecting one another with gaseous doom.
Or you could say the achievers and the underachievers.
They call us lazy ; they call us underachievers and they even call us stupid.
Some people with Virgo Moons are accused of being underachievers.
Aren't there any underachievers in your family?
It is difficult to interpret test scores, especially underachievers.
We are trailer park underachievers with two hyperactive, pre-diabetic kids.
Pleasant surprise versus underachievers.
We are trailer park underachievers with two hyperactive, pre-diabetic kids . How is this not better?
These students may be underachievers.
Many underachievers have very high IQ 's.
The cool thing about passion is it turns underachievers into superachievers.
Otherwise, my best hope is the House of Representatives, and I do not do well with underachievers.
She played a bar dancer who trains a group of underachievers for a dance competition.
I will not allow Riverdale High 's GPA to suffer because of classrooms overcrowded with underachievers.
Aside from exposing middle-aged underachievers for the failures they are?
Depressed, ruthless bosses create toxic organisations filled with negative underachievers.
Pair of underachievers After you, Jim.
I also found that both successful innovators and creative underachievers are shaped by their climates.
No, no, it 's the underachievers who continually surprise me.
Not a bunch of navel-gazing underachievers.
Since October 2000, underachievers were not sent to the special primary schools for the mentally handicapped.
Some are overachievers, and some underachievers.
The Underachievers is a 1987 American comedy film directed by Jackie Kong.
Do not portray people with disabilities as heroic underachievers or long-suffering saints.
When you are checking his contacts, keep your eyes peeled for underachievers.
TV, chocolate underachievers.
Let us do it . That sounds like a lot of effort for a group of underachievers.
For the hip hop duo, see The Underachievers.
