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beneath

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Main Entry: beneath
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: in a lower place

Synonyms:

below, underneath

Antonyms:

above, higher, over
Main Entry: beneath
Part of Speech: preposition
Definition: inferior

Synonyms:

below, less than, lesser, lower than, subject, subordinate, unbefitting, under, underneath, unworthy of

Antonyms:

above, higher, over, superior
Main Entry: below
Part of Speech: adverb, preposition
Definition: lower

Synonyms:

beneath, down, down from, under, underneath

Antonyms:

above, over
Main Entry: deep
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extending very far, usually down

Synonyms:

abysmal, abyssal, below, beneath, bottomless, broad, buried, deep-seated, distant, downreaching, far, fathomless, immersed, inmost, low, profound, rooted, subaqueous, submarine, submerged, subterranean, sunk, underground, unfathomable, wide, yawning

Antonyms:

shallow
Main Entry: less
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: smaller, inferior

Synonyms:

beneath, declined, deficient, depressed, diminished, excepting, fewer, lacking, lesser, limited, lower, minor, minus, negative, not as great, reduced, secondary, shortened, shorter, slighter, subordinate, subtracting, unsubstantial, without
Notes: fewer means a smaller number of individual things and less means a small quantity of something. A traditional rule of English usage holds that less should be used only of uncountable things, that is, things that can be measured but not counted as discrete units. Thus "less electricity," "less than a quart, " "less doubt." Fewer, on the other hand, should be used only of things that can be counted: "fewer people," "fewer cars." In actual usage, fewer almost always adheres to the traditional rule; the problem is that less is often used with countable things.
generally, less applies to quantity while fewer applies to number; the traditional rule says that you should use fewer for things that can be counted (fewer than four players) but less with mass terms for things of measurable extent (less paper, less than a gallon of paint)

Antonyms:

bigger, more, superior
Main Entry: low
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: close to the ground; short

Synonyms:

below, beneath, bottom, bottommost, crouched, decumbent, deep, depressed, flat, ground-level, inferior, junior, lesser, level, little, low-hanging, low-lying, low-set, lowering, minor, nether, not high, profound, prostrate, rock-bottom, shallow, small, squat, squatty, stunted, subjacent, subsided, sunken, under, unelevated

Antonyms:

above, high, tall
Main Entry: off
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: apart, away

Synonyms:

above, absent, afar, ahead, aside, away from, behind, below, beneath, beside, disappearing, divergent, elsewhere, far, farther away, gone away, in the distance, not here, out, over, removed, to one side, turning aside, up front, vanishing

Antonyms:

close, here, present
Main Entry: under
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: below

Synonyms:

beneath, bottom, concealed by, covered by, down, downward, held down, inferior, lower, nether, on the bottom, on the nether side, on the underside, pinned, pressed down, supporting, to the bottom, underneath

Antonyms:

above, higher, more, over, up, upward
Main Entry: underneath
Part of Speech: adverb, preposition
Definition: below

Synonyms:

beneath, bottom, covered, lower, neath, nether, under

Antonyms:

above, over, up
Main Entry: unworthy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not of value

Synonyms:

base, beneath, blamable, contemptible, degrading, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, good-for-nothing, ignoble, improper, inappropriate, ineligible, inexcusable, no-account, no-good, not deserving, not fit, not good enough, not worth, nothing, offensive, out of place, recreant, reprehensible, shameful, unbecoming, unbefitting, undeserving, unfit, unmerited, unseemly, unsuitable, valueless, vile, wretched, wrong

Antonyms:

honorable, useful, valuable, worthwhile, worthy
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