underwater
- adjective
- /ˌʌndərˈwɔtər/
- The underwater world is full of vibrant colors and unique creatures.
- underwater archaeology
- underwater equipment
- underwater survey
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Watch on YouTubeYou might see similar designs underwater for underwater drones.
- You might see similar designs underwater for underwater drones.
- You guys remember my head's underwater, but I'm breathing fine.
- And and so everything was underwater at the bottom of the ocean.
- And maybe that's the reason why they have underwater sightings.
- What is the likelihood of underwater civilizations?
- And to make the point clear, remember, they cut the they cut the underwater pipeline.
- It was flip phones in condoms, using them as underwater protectors.
- And one of them was underwater or diving welder or some shit.
- The subtitle is NATO's Underwater UFO Encounter.
- The world's first underwater submarine catch and cook.
Examples
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Scuba divers often explore underwater caves to witness stunning formations.
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Some of them live underwater and some of them live on land.
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I had to swim a long distance too underwater to get out.
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I learned how to survive underwater by holding my breath.
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I have spent years underwater in these tanks with them.
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I had the sensation of being underwater, of life moving at quarter speed.
Academic text (2011) -
On this still January morning, the underwater visibility was sixty to ninety feet.
Academic text (1992) -
It's an underwater cave.
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We discovered a beautiful underwater garden while snorkeling near the reef.
Synonyms
Completely under the surface of water
A thing that is under the surface of the sea
Under the surface of the sea
Under the sea, used for building pipelines or laying cables
A plant or thing that is completely under water
Existing or happening under water
Living or growing under the surface of water
Compounds
- Specialized
A study of people's past using objects found under water, like shipwrecks
A U.S. Navy agency that gives technical help for submarines and weapons used under the sea
How Deep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Underwater comes from under 'below' and water 'water'. Imagine a diver or a fish 'below the surface' of the sea, so underwater means 'beneath the surface of water'.