Synonyms and antonyms of Under or below in British Thesaurus

under (adverb)

directly below or at a lower level than something

below (adverb)

in a lower place or position

lower (adjective)

below another thing of the same kind

underneath (adjective)

in, to, or through a place directly below something or directly covered by it

underground (adjective)

below the surface of the ground

underwater (adjective)

existing, happening, or used under the surface of water

underfoot (adverb)

under your feet in the place where you are walking

underlying (adjective)

existing under the surface of something

beneath (adverb)

mainly literary directly under something or at a lower level

subterranean (adjective)

under the ground

beneath (adverb)

under the surface of the ground or water

nether (adjective)

literary the nether part of something is the lower part or the part underneath

under (adverb)

passing below something from one side to the other

under (adverb)

below the surface of water

underfloor (adjective)

below the floor of a room, building etc

underground (adverb)

below the surface of the ground

undersea (adjective)

existing or happening under the surface of the sea