overground
- noun
- UK
- Cultural events in the overground scene often gather large crowds to celebrate mainstream music.
- Overground Railroad
Examples
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Riding the overground, dreaming away.
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There are many ways to convey a message: underground, overground, overt, and covert.
Blog text (5) -
The overground movement aims to provide safe passage for individuals seeking legal options.
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This initiative is part of a larger plan to promote overground solutions for community issues.
Synonyms
The ideas and activities most people accept as normal
Antonyms
How Mainstream
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overground comes from over- 'above' and ground 'surface', so it suggests what is 'out in the open' and visible. As a noun, the overground means the public or mainstream part of a scene, the part people can see and join.