Ŭn'der-poiṣē', v. t.
v. t. To weigh or rate below desert. [Rare.] “His worth being much underpoised by the uneven scale that currents all things by the outward stamp of opinion.” Marston.
v. t. To weigh or rate below desert. [Rare.] “His worth being much underpoised by the uneven scale that currents all things by the outward stamp of opinion.” Marston.