underinstruct
verbEtymology From under- + instruct.
1
To provide (someone) with insufficient instruction.
- […] an overenthusiastic and underinstructed loading crew of Germans had stuffed his three-and-a-half-ton-capacity ship with seven and a half tons of cargo.1961, Ely Jacques Kahn Jr., “Die Luftbrücke”, in A Reporter Here and There, New York: Random House, page 194:
- [Doctors] tend to avoid describing side effects […]. This occasionally leads them to underinstruct their patients.1988, J. Alfred Jones, Gerald M. Phillips, chapter 4, in Communicating with Your Doctor, Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, page 117: