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Underground
01
a city's railway system that is below the ground, usually in big cities
02
a group or organization that operates secretly to resist or overthrow a government or authority
underground
01
situated, operating, or existing beneath the surface of the ground
02
operating in secrecy, often involving activities that are illegal
03
(of activities, creations, etc.) operating independently of or in opposition to mainstream culture or established systems
underground
01
under the surface of the earth
02
in a secretive or concealed manner, often to avoid detection or operate covertly
underground
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ground
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Example
Commuters rely on the underground to navigate the bustling city quickly and efficiently.
She purchased a monthly pass for the underground to save money on her daily commute.
The underground played a crucial role in organizing protests against the oppressive regime.
Members of the underground risked their lives to distribute anti-government pamphlets.
The underground was instrumental in helping political prisoners escape to safety.
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