Of hell
Underworld and of hell are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Underworld" instead an adjective phrase "Of hell".
Underworld
Underworld noun - A social sphere that exists outside of the mainstream.
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Of hell and underworld are semantically related. You can use "Of hell" instead an adjective "Underworld".
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Hijacked by Jesus: Despite the generally Christian nature of this work, Dante borrows aspects of Hell (including the four rivers and various creatures) from the Greek underworld.
Source: Literature / The Divine Comedy -
The underworld in Legend of the Seeker resembles the traditional depiction of Hell.
Source: Hell - Compare Rescued from the Underworld, when someone else broke them out of Hell; and Barred from the Afterlife, when they were kicked out of Hell.
Source: Escaped from Hell
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