Synonym: below, beneath, lower. Antonym: over. Similar words: founder, under way, undergo, fall under, come under, understand, undertake, undermine. Meaning: ['ʌndə(r)]adj. 1. located below or beneath something else 2. lower in rank, power, or authority. adv. 1. down to defeat, death, or ruin 2. through a range downward 3. into unconsciousness 4. in or into a state of subordination or subjugation 5. below some quantity or limit 6. below the horizon 7. down below 8. further down.
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1) Not let the grass grow under one's feet.
2) Pride may lurk under a threadbare cloak.
3) Don’t let the grass grow under your feet.
4) Let no grass grow under your feet.
5) Nothing new under the sun.
6) Responsibility must be shouldered; you cannot carry it under your arms.
7) What is there sadder under the sun than a day that is gone and notyhing done.
8) When you want knowledge like you wanted air under water then you will get it.
9) Nuns are under vows of poverty,(http://sentencedict.com/under.html) chastity and obedience.
10) Under normal circumstances, I would say 'yes'.
11) There's a broom cupboard under the stairs.
12) There are several amendments under consideration.
13) I shifted uneasily under his gaze.
14) We slept under the open sky.
15) The floor felt uneven under his feet.
16) The aid allocation for Pakistan was still under review.
17) Each manager had responsibility for just under 600 properties.
18) You are under pledge of secrecy.
19) They lay down under the shade of a tree.
20) Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
21) We camped out under the stars.
22) The ship forged ahead under a favourable wind.
23) In hospital she'll be under observation all the time.
24) The hotel is currently under construction.
25) The doctor has injected him under the skin.
26) Willing to work under pressure with leardership quality.
27) People are still suffering under the yoke of slavery.
28) You are under no obligation to buy anything.
29) The President is under intense pressure to resign.
30) The administration of the law can never go lax where every individual sees to it that it grows not lax in his own case, or in cases which fall under his eyes.
1) The floor felt uneven under his feet.
2) The wires connect under the floor.
3) Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
4) It's marketed under the trade name "Tattle".
5) She felt embarrassed under his steady gaze.
6) This coat is tight under the arms.
7) The coin rolled under the table.
8) Techniques of deep meditation help people under stress.
9) They stood under a big tree.
10) They excluded people under 18 from joining the club.
11) He asked to be put under police protection.
12) A new railroad is under construction.
13) The earth hardens under the hot sun.
14) He heard her swear under her breath.
15) Fatigue brought on dark rings under her eyes.
16) We shall classify these subjects under three topics.
17) The areas under occupation contained major industrial areas.
18) Uncle Ted's chair collapsed under his weight.
19) Industry rarely thrives under government control.
20) He did the work under the teacher's guidance.
21) They are laying pipes under the road.
22) You are under no obligation to answer our questions.
23) I could see the muscles rippling under his shirt.
24) The proposals are currently under consideration .
25) It's cool and shady under the tree.
26) Wood blocks compress a great deal under pressure.
27) She wedged a chair firmly under the door handle.
28) The sandbank was uncertain, like quicksand under his feet.
29) The soldiers showed perfect discipline under the fire of the enemy.
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