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underneath

[uhn-der-neeth, -neeth] / ˌʌn dərˈniθ, -ˈnið /




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Not because families are spending differently, but because the cost structure underneath everyday goods has changed.

From MarketWatch

But droughts followed by intense snow can cause problems - the new snow is unable to bind to old snow underneath, which can either be very hard or non-existent, and therefore remains loose.

From BBC

A large area of high pressure became established across northern and eastern parts of the continent, with cold air become strongly established underneath it.

From BBC

Avalanche rescues can be challenging, as loose and fluffy snow consolidates quickly and hardens like concrete, making it difficult for those buried underneath to receive oxygen.

From Los Angeles Times

Jonah thought maybe that was proof that, underneath it all, the other two were every bit as scared as he was.

From Literature