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ˈunderbreath, n., a., and adv. [under-1 9 b and under-2.] 1. n. A low subdued tone; a whisper.1844 Mrs. Browning Duchess May iii. x, I said in underbreath,—All our life is mixed with death. 1884 H. R. Haweis Musical Life 175 All the point was taken out of it [a story] because I had to hurry over it ...
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▪ I. under-, prefix1 (ˈʌndə(r)) representing OE. under-, = OS. undar-, OHG. untar-, ON. undir-, etc. (see under prep.). In OE. about eighty words with this prefix are recorded, but only fifteen or sixteen of these are of frequent occurrence. Of the total number about fifty are verbs, and twenty-five...
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Margie: (sarcastically underbreath) "With a silver bullet?"
Otto: (frightened of the ghosts) "I can't go back.
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List of English words of Old English origin
underbake
underbark
underbear
underbed
underbelly
underbite
underblow
underboard
underbone
underbook
underbooked
underbottom
underbrained
underbreak
underbreath
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