Synonyms for Most underfoot:
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adj.
• downtrodden
- Tyrannized
, - a slave to
, - abject
, - at one's beck and call
, - at one's feet
, - at one's mercy
, - destitute
, - distressed
, - exploited
, - have-not
, - helpless
, - in one's clutches
, - in one's pocket
, - in one's power
, - led by the nose
, - maltreated
, - mistreated
, - needy
, - oppressed
, - overcome
, - persecuted
, - subjugated
, - subservient
, - suppressed
, - under one's thumb
, - underdog
, - underfoot
.
• hypogeal
• hypogean
• oppressed
• subterranean
- Subterrestrial
, - below ground
, - buried
, - covered
, - covert
, - hush-hush
, - on the qt
, - private
, - secret
, - subversive
, - sunken
, - under wraps
.
• underground
What are the hypernyms for Most underfoot?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most underfoot?
Most underfoot means something that is constantly present and in the way. The opposite of most underfoot would be something that is not present and out of the way. Some antonyms for most underfoot are unobtrusive, out of sight, hidden, invisible, concealed, or removed. These words describe something that is not easily noticed or present in a prominent position. When looking for an antonym for most underfoot, it is important to consider the context of the sentence and the intended meaning. Using the right antonym can add depth and clarity to your writing and help convey your message more effectively.
What are the antonyms for Most underfoot?
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adj.
• downtrodden
• underground
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