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Synonym for under [object]
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Further results for the word "under"
beneath [object]
means "below"underneath, under, subject to
lower [adjective]
means "position"inferior, under, less, nether
nether [adjective]
means "inferior"under, less, lower
subject to [object]
means "beneath"underneath, under, below
underneath [adjective]
means "beneath"below, under, subject to
undercover [adjective]
means "underground"clandestine, secretly, privately, covertly, furtively, secret
underestimate [verb]
means "overlook"neglect, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, elide, undervalue
underground [adjective]
means "undercover"clandestine, secretly, privately, covertly, furtively, secret
underhand [adjective]
means "secretive"furtive, evasive, clandestine, elusive, insidious, secret, sly
underhanded [adjective]
means "dishonest"sinister, mercenary, corrupt, praetorian, false, unethical, venal
underprivileged [adjective]
means "indigent"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, poor, impecunious, impoverished
underskirt [noun]
means "slip"shift, petticoat, skirt, underwear, hoop skirt, undergarment, lingerie
understand [verb]
means "comprehend"conceive, grasp, realise, realize, see, perceive, discern, interpret
understandable [adjective]
means "clear"distinct, evident, obvious, plain, transparent, unmistakable, lucid
understanding [noun]
means "comprehension"intelligence, cognition, handle, grasp, grip, awareness, sharpness
understanding [adjective]
means "sympathetic"patient, accepting, tolerant, thoughtful, considerate, generous, kindly
understudy [noun]
means "student"substitute, pupil, alternate, back-up, fill-in, stand-in, pinch hitter [US], reserve, devotee, apprentice
undertaking [noun]
means "venture"endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, enterprise, affair
undervalue [verb]
means "overlook"underestimate, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, elide, neglect
underwear [noun]
means "slip"shift, underskirt, skirt, petticoat, hoop skirt, undergarment, lingerie
underworld [adjective]
means "concerned with organized crime"crime, criminal, mob, syndicate, disreputable, gangster
underwrite [verb]
means "sanction or approve"sanction, approve, ratify, confirm, guarantee, support, endorse
accentuate [verb]
means "emphasise"emphasize, stress, accent, intensify, feature, underline
appreciation [noun]
means "grasp"awareness, recognition, understanding, judgment, visualisation, visualization
appreciative [adjective]
means "sympathetic"sensitive, supportive, understanding, favourable, enlightened, cordial
appreciative [adjective]
means "aware"cognisant, cognizant, responsive, understanding, comprehending, perceptive
be aware of [verb]
means "appreciate"realise, realize, comprehend, sense, understand, conceive
believing [adjective]
means "accepting"assuming, holding a view, maintaining, presuming, under the impression, putting faith in
bushes [noun]
means "brush"underbrush, brake, corpse, scrub, thicket
clear-sighted [adjective]
means "perceptive"discerning, perceiving, observant, understanding, perspicacious, clairvoyant
cognition [noun]
means "acquaintance"comprehension, knowledge, familiarity, understanding, awareness
compromise [noun]
means "agreement"terms, settlement, concession, negotiation, covenant, understanding
conception [noun]
means "thought"impression, representation, interpretation, explanation, version, understanding
conclusion [noun]
means "inference"deduction, realisation, realization, presumption, understanding, assumption
corrupt [adjective]
means "dishonest"sinister, mercenary, underhanded, praetorian, false, unethical
discernible [adjective]
means "visible"observable, understandable, macroscopic, perceivable, noticeable
dishonorable [adjective]
means "disgraceful"false, low, fraudulent, opprobrious, ignoble, underhanded
domestic [noun]
means "servant"maid, help, underling
draw [verb]
means "activity"understand
dwarf [adjective]
means "small"undersized
elide [verb]
means "overlook"underestimate, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, neglect, undervalue
endorse [verb]
means "sanction or approve"underwrite
enterprise [noun]
means "venture"endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, undertaking
evasive [adjective]
means "false"equivocal, deceitful, slippery, misleading, equivocating, underhanded
excusable [adjective]
means "forgivable"understandable, justifiable, pardonable, defensible, reasonable, permissible
familiarity [noun]
means "acquaintance"comprehension, knowledge, cognition, understanding, awareness
furtive [adjective]
means "secretive"underhand
get [verb]
means "process"learn, grasp, perceive, understand, apprehend, comprehend
granted [adjective]
means "presumed"understood, accepted, assumed, postulated
heading [noun]
means "title"legend, inscription, caption, subtitle, underline, banner
hoop skirt [noun]
means "slip"shift, underskirt, skirt, underwear, petticoat, undergarment
hungry [adjective]
means "characterisitc"underfed, emaciated, gaunt, poor, lank, lean
impecunious [adjective]
means "indigent"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged, poor
imperfect [adjective]
means "undeveloped"incomplete, unfinished, immature, rudimentary, underdeveloped
impoverished [adjective]
means "indigent"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged, impecunious
indigent [adjective]
means "poor"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged, impecunious
indulgence [noun]
means "gratification"lenience, forbearance, tolerance, understanding, patience, gratifying
know [verb]
means "knowledge"understand, comprehend, fathom, perceive, discern, cognise
leniency [noun]
means "indulgence"charity, tolerance, understanding, clemency, patience, mercy
lingerie [noun]
means "slip"shift, underskirt, skirt, underwear, hoop skirt, undergarment
logic [noun]
means "rationalism"common sense, intellect, reason, intelligence, judgement, understanding
lucid [adjective]
means "sane"rational, reasonable, intelligible, understandable, normal
lucid [adjective]
means "clear"understandable
mumble [verb]
means "mutter"murmur, rumour, undertone, whisper
murmur [verb]
means "mutter"mumble, rumour, undertone, whisper
nadir [noun]
means "lowest part"depths, sole, base, underneath, foot, bottom, underside
neglect [verb]
means "overlook"underestimate, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, elide, undervalue
obvious [adjective]
means "understandable"lucid, apparent, conclusive, explicit, understood, intelligible
patronise [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
patronize [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
perceivable [adjective]
means "discernible"observable, understandable, macroscopic, visible
perception [noun]
means "perceiving"apprehension, cognition, discernment, recognition, understanding
petticoat [noun]
means "slip"shift, underskirt, skirt, underwear, hoop skirt, undergarment
poor [adjective]
means "state"underfed, emaciated, gaunt, hungry, lank, lean
poor [adjective]
means "characteristic"indigent, destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged
poverty-stricken [adjective]
means "indigent"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged, impecunious
purview [noun]
means "reach"grasp, understanding, range, horizon, ken
rationalism [noun]
means "reason"common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement, understanding
read [verb]
means "language"perceive, grasp, understand, comprehend, interpret, discern
realisation [noun]
means "cognisance"understanding, cognition
realization [noun]
means "cognizance"understanding, cognition
reason [noun]
means "mental condition"understanding, discernment
sense [noun]
means "perception"understanding, recognition, insight, discernment, awareness, reasonableness
sharp [adjective]
means "character trait"dishonest, deceitful, cheating, unscrupulous, underhanded, sly
shrubbery [noun]
means "shelter"underbrush
sly [adjective]
means "secretive"underhand
soul [noun]
means "mental condition"mind, reason, understanding, psyche, consciousness, intellect
subtitle [noun]
means "title"legend, inscription, heading, caption, underline, banner
support [verb]
means "endure"tolerate, undergo, bear, stand, put up with, stomach
supportive [adjective]
means "sympathetic"sensitive, appreciative, understanding, favourable, enlightened, cordial
sustain [verb]
means "endure"bear, suffer, undergo, support
sympathetic [adjective]
means "appreciative"sensitive, supportive, understanding, favourable, enlightened, cordial
take part in [verb]
means "engage in"perform, attack, undertake
taste [verb]
means "perception"experience, undergo, feel, perceive, know
terms [noun]
means "agreement"compromise, settlement, concession, negotiation, covenant, understanding
thicket [noun]
means "bushes"underbrush, brake, corpse, scrub, brush
uncooked [adjective]
means "raw"underdone, fresh, rare
undeveloped [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, backward, underdeveloped, dull, dense, unenlightened
unenlightened [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, dense, backward
unspoken [adjective]
means "tacit"understood, plain, implied, inferred, implicit
venal [adjective]
means "dishonest"sinister, mercenary, underhanded, praetorian, false, unethical
visible [adjective]
means "discernible"observable, understandable, macroscopic, perceivable
visualisation [noun]
means "grasp"awareness, recognition, understanding, judgment, appreciation, visualization
visualization [noun]
means "grasp"awareness, recognition, understanding, judgment, visualisation, appreciation
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