under

/ˈʌndɐ/

/ˈəndɝ/

under

in, to, or through a position that is below something

under

directly below something

down to defeat, death, or ruin

further down

synonyms : below

below the horizon

below some quantity or limit

in or into a state of subordination or subjugation

into unconsciousness

through a range downward

under

located below or beneath something else

synonyms : nether

lower in rank, power, or authority

under-

used to indicate that something is beneath, below, inferior, or subordinate to something else

Examples

1. Under stress, the body produces adrenalin.

2. The flood submerged the entire farmland under water.

3. The flowers bloomed under the sunny sky.

4. The bag broke under the weight of the bottles inside it.