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Meaning
Adj
●
Below the
ground
;
below the surface
of the Earth.
●
Hidden,
furtive
, secretive.
●
In Art & Music:
Outside the
mainstream
, especially
unofficial
and
hidden
from the authorities.
Adv
●
Below the ground.
●
Secretly.
Noun
●
In Geography:
Regions
beneath the surface
of the
earth
, both natural (eg.
caves
) and
man-made
(eg. mines).
●
In British English:
Synonym of
subway
: a
railway
that is under the ground.
●
A
movement
or
organisation
of people who
resist
political convention.
●
A
movement
or
organisation
of people who
resist
artistic
convention.
Verb
●
To
route
electricity
distribution
cables
underground.
Name
●
The London Underground.
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Origin
underground
English
ground
English
grund
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
under
English
under
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Subterranean
Hypogean
Hidden
Covert
Unconventional
Alternative
Clandestinely
Subway
Resistance
Avant-Garde
Counterculture
Subsurface
Surreptitious
Metro
Below Ground
In Secret
On The Quiet
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Antonyms
Mainstream
Related
Tunnels
Aboveground
Tunnel
Sewers
Underworld
Underwater
Sewer
Caverns
Caves
Basement
Railway
Aqueduct
Buried
Trench
Underpass
Earth
Undercover
Cave
Deep
Pipes
Enclosed
Cavern
Seafloor
Ocean
Submarine
Seabed
Undersea
Overland
Trail
Offshore
Station
Downtown
Urban
Mines
Streets
Trenches
Inland
Pit
Bunkers
Overground
Passageways
Road
Rail
Garage
Open Air
Ocean Floor
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Rhymes
Pound
Round
Hound
Found
Wound
Mound
Sound
Gound
Bound
Ground
Blound
Gowned
Around
Stound
Abound
Nouned
Unwound
Astound
Browned
Unsound
Frowned
Rewound
Expound
Redound
Crowned
Aground
Remound
Impound
Drowned
Confound
Compound
Profound
Reground
Renowned
Surround
Baffound
Uncrowned
Overwound
Unconfound
Underground
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