What is another word for under?
362 synonyms found
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.
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•
- 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.
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•
- 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:
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•
- 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.
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•
- clothed,
- uphill,
- age,
- minor league,
- downhill,
- trance,
- old,
- scarce,
- insensible,
- subaltern,
- in,
- senseless,
- minor,
- insufficient,
- thinly,
- bouncy,
- inadequate,
- sunken,
- timber,
- asleep,
- upwards.
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•
- shy,
- year,
- peer,
- contemporary,
- unresponsive,
- least,
- deficient,
- not.
-
•
- lower,
- thickly,
- unconscious.
-
•
- out.
- on.
Paraphrases for Under:
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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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