Down and Underfoot

Down

Down adverb - Toward or in a lower position.

Underfoot and down are semantically related In some cases you can use "Underfoot" instead an adverb "Down".

Nearby Word: downed

Underfoot

Underfoot adverb - Under the feet.
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Synonyms for Underfoot

Down and underfoot are semantically related in beneath topic. You can use "Down" instead an adverb "Underfoot".

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Drillbit Taylor They're bullies and make sure everyone knows it, whether it be from causing you to piss your pants, crushing your camera underfoot, tying you to a chair and sending it down a corridor, to attempting to run you down with a car.
  • Film / The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Trampled Underfoot: The Great Goblin uses a pile of his own minions as a willing footstool who get Squashed Flat whenever he steps down from his throne.
  • Video Game / StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty A wave of Zerg are advancing through a city and closing in on a Terran defensive line; after an Ultralisk crushes a retreating Siege Tank underfoot, a Viking swoops down and transforms into combat-walker mode, opening fire on the Ultralisk before even hitting the ground.
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