What is another word for under?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌndə], [ ˈʌndə], [ ˈʌ_n_d_ə]
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Similar words for under:
- all (adjective)
- collateral (adjective)
- dependent (adjective)
- down (adjective)
- inferior (adjective)
- less (adjective)
- low (adjective)
- lower (adjective)
- minor-league (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- secondary (adjective)
- subject (adjective)
- subordinate (adjective)
- tributary (adjective)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- all (adverb)
- below (adverb)
- secondary (adverb)
- underfoot (adverb)
- astrology (noun)
- below (noun)
- low-level (noun)
- nether (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- below (preposition)
- beneath (preposition)
- underneath (preposition)
- other synonyms
- incidental
- up on
- within
Synonyms for Under:
adj.
• all (adjective) • collateral (adjective)- more accessory,
- most incident,
- more adjunctive,
- co ordinate,
- co incident,
- most adjuvant,
- more satellite,
- most confirmatory,
- most appurtenant,
- most satellite,
- more adjuvant,
- most adjunctive,
- most under,
- subber,
- co-incident,
- subbest,
- more under,
- re-lated,
- most accessory,
- sub best,
- sub-best,
- more confirmatory,
- more appurtenant,
- more incident.
- de based,
- de-pendent,
- de pendent,
- most humbled,
- most unsustaining,
- tied apron strings,
- more unsustaining,
- more humbled,
- more abased,
- un sustaining,
- most abased,
- de-based,
- un-sustaining.
- more underneath,
- more precipitating,
- most declining,
- most dropping,
- most sliding,
- most precipitating,
- more dropping,
- most bottomward,
- more downgrade,
- more slumping,
- de scending,
- most slipping,
- de pressed,
- more slipping,
- most earthward,
- to bottom,
- most cascading,
- most nether,
- more earthward,
- most sagging,
- more declining,
- more bottomward,
- most downgrade,
- more sagging,
- de-scending,
- most slumping,
- most groundward,
- de-pressed,
- more nether,
- more cascading,
- more sliding,
- most underneath,
- most gravitating,
- more groundward,
- slipping,
- more gravitating.
- menial,
- minus,
- entry level,
- second-banana,
- entry-level,
- most inferior,
- second,
- underling,
- second-string,
- lesser,
- back seat,
- subservient,
- second-fiddle,
- bottom-rung,
- junior.
- less.
- rock bottom,
- rock-bottom,
- bottommost,
- ground level,
- lowset,
- low-hanging,
- low-lying,
- unelevated,
- not high,
- ground-level,
- low-set,
- squatty.
- most younger,
- minor-league,
- more younger,
- below mark,
- twobit,
- in-consequential,
- in consequential,
- minorleague.
- collateral,
- tied to apron strings,
- dependent,
- small time,
- small fry,
- bottomward,
- groundward,
- subordinate,
- Substract,
- down,
- under thumb,
- adjunctive,
- below the mark,
- smalltime,
- Earthward,
- confirmatory,
- secondary,
- bound by,
- tributary,
- Unsustaining,
- co-ordinate,
- at one's feet,
- the bottom,
- in danger of,
- subject,
- to the bottom,
- low,
- appurtenant,
- small-fry,
- inferior,
- not lineal,
- adjuvant.
- more backup,
- more reserve,
- more substract,
- re liefer,
- most small fry,
- more smallfry,
- re-lief,
- re-serve,
- un-important,
- most reserve,
- reliefer,
- more small-fry,
- most substract,
- re-liefest,
- re lief,
- reliefest,
- re liefest,
- most small-fry,
- in considerable,
- smallfry,
- most smallfry,
- in significant,
- most backup,
- in-considerable,
- more small fry,
- re-liefer,
- re serve.
- at one feet,
- most enslaved,
- sub-altern,
- pro-nest,
- most subjugated,
- ex-posed,
- sub altern,
- at feet,
- more subaltern,
- at ones feet,
- sub missive,
- ex posed,
- enslaved,
- more enslaved,
- more subjugated,
- pro visional,
- dis-posed,
- most subaltern,
- dis posed.
adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb)adv.
• all (adverb) • below (adverb)- bottom,
- on the underside,
- supporting,
- concealed by,
- covered by,
- pinned,
- underneath,
- pressed down,
- on the nether side,
- on the bottom,
- held down,
- beneath.
n.
-
•
- by,
- in accordance with,
- following,
- depending on,
- on a case-by-case basis,
- in the eyes of the law/world etc.,
- different,
- on (someone's/something's) merit,
- strictly speaking,
- apart.
-
•
- assignment,
- Of,
- excess,
- nee,
- namesake,
- big,
- initial,
- naming ceremony,
- wanting,
- short,
- nameless,
- after.
- aries,
- capricorn,
- astrology,
- astrologer,
- chart,
- cast,
- astrological,
- gemini,
- cancer,
- aquarius.
prep.
• below (preposition) • beneath (preposition) • underneath (preposition)Other synonyms:
-
•
- comatose,
- headlong,
- stupor,
- downwards,
- suspended animation,
- underfloor,
- semiconscious,
- downward,
- heavenward,
- subterranean,
- aged,
- ascending,
- according to,
- age bracket,
- skyward,
- encrusted,
- fallen,
- Caked,
- undersea,
- out-of-body experience,
- age gap,
- underlying,
- crusted,
- deep,
- depend on.
-
•
- clothed,
- uphill,
- age,
- minor league,
- downhill,
- trance,
- old,
- scarce,
- insensible,
- subaltern,
- in,
- senseless,
- minor,
- insufficient,
- thinly,
- bouncy,
- inadequate,
- sunken,
- timber,
- asleep,
- upwards.
-
•
- shy,
- year,
- peer,
- contemporary,
- unresponsive,
- least,
- deficient,
- not.
-
•
- lower,
- thickly,
- unconscious.
-
•
- out.
- on.
How to use "Under" in context?
Under is a new monthly wine subscription service that Tastemade is launching in partnership with San Francisco-based Blue Bottle. Each month, subscribers receive 3-4 wines from a rotating selection, including a "featured wine".
Blue Bottle dove headfirst into the subscription wine market with their namesake service in early 2016, and quickly became one of the most popular options available. The company's model is simple: Customers sign up for a subscription, and receive about four shipments of wine (which range in price from $14-36 per shipment) every month.
Paraphrases for Under:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Adjective
accordance, less, Sous.
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Adverb
less.
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Verb, past tense
called, changed, concerning, edited, led, required, Chaired, Followed, Got, Indicated, Referred, Took, Undergoing, Provided, Stipulated.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
stipulates, states, requires, derives, prescribes.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
pursuant, underage, underwater, Under-age.
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Proper noun, singular
pursuant.
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Adverb
pursuant.
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Verb, past tense
pursuant.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
pursuant.
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Adjective
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