underway
- adjective
- /ˌʌndərˈweɪ/
- The project is finally underway after months of planning.
- currently underway
- already underway
- efforts are underway
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that's when production got underway with the film.
- And that's when production got underway with the film.
- Let me just get underway and we'll get going.
- And we have now got this underway as well as vaccinating kids.
- And those are both things that are actively underway using the CRISPR technology.
- Like that's the sea change that is underway will not and cannot be undone.
- And ambitious plans are underway for next year.
- This as his actual trial is back underway.
- And there was a lot of harsh protest underway.
- But now further action is required, and it is underway.
- So they get it fired up and get the alert underway.
- So that's the primary scam that is that is underway and it's it skips the legal immigration line.
Examples
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The Conference Championship game is underway.
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Yeah, it's just over two minutes until this race gets underway again.
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So, so this is underway right now.
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Let me just get underway and we'll get going.
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And we are underway here in the third quarter.
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By the time the service was actually underway, the church was less than a quarter full.
Fiction book (1995) -
And ambitious plans are underway for next year.
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Significant changes are underway in how people live, work, and interact.
Academic text (2008) -
After dealing with many early challenges, the MATH Study was fully underway in 2008.
Academic text (2011) -
The problem is so serious that a movement is currently underway to change the college entrance examination system.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
Still happening and not finished
Operating now and not stopped
Already started and continuing now
A project that is not finished yet
Happening now or being planned for the near future
Working now and serving its purpose
Operating and able to continue as a business
Antonyms
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Underway comes from the old sailing phrase under way, used when a ship was 'moving' and not stopped. So, underway now means something is 'in progress' or already started.