underhew
/ˈandərˌhjuː/Definitions
1. verb
to come short of or fall below a standard or expected level
“The new policy will underhew the current economic conditions.”
2. verb
to bring down or pull down, especially by force or violence
“The strong gust of wind underhewed the old tree.”
3. noun
a failure or falling short of an expected level
“The underhew of their budget led to significant cuts.”