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ad. In or to a lower place; beneath.

ad. On or to a lower floor; downstairs.

ad. Nautical On or to a lower deck.

ad. In a later part of a given text: figures quoted below.

ad. Farther down, as along a slope or valley.

ad. In or to hell or Hades.

ad. On the earth.

ad. In a lower rank or class.

ad. Below zero in temperature: 40° below.

preposition. Underneath; beneath.

preposition. Lower than, as on a graduated scale.

preposition. Downstream of: launched the canoe just below the bridge.

preposition. South of: Guatemala is below Mexico.

preposition. Unsuitable to the rank or dignity of: Such petty behavior is below me.

preposition. lower in spatial position than

preposition. lower in value than

preposition. downstream of

preposition. south of

preposition. unsuitable to the rank or dignity of

preposition. downstage of

ad. in a lower place.

ad. on a lower storey.

ad. further down.

ad. on a lower deck.

ad. below zero.

preposition. Under, or lower in place; beneath not so high.

preposition. Inferior to in rank, excellence, dignity, value, amount, price, etc.; lower in quality.

preposition. Unworthy of; unbefitting; beneath.

ad. In a lower place, with respect to any object; in a lower room; beneath.

ad. On the earth, as opposed to the heavens.

ad. In hell, or the regions of the dead.

ad. In court or tribunal of inferior jurisdiction.

ad. In some part or page following.

In or to a lower place or level; beneath; downward from a higher point: as, look below; in the valley below.

On the earth, as opposed to in the heavens.

In hell, or the regions of the dead: as, “the realms below,” Dryden.

On a lower floor; downstairs.

Nautical, off duty: as, the watch below, in contradistinction to the watch on deck.

At a later point in a page or writing; further on in the same part or division: as, particulars are given below; see the statistics below.

Lower down in a course or direction, as toward the mouth of a river or harbor, etc.: as, the vessel has just arrived from below.

In a lower rank or grade: as, at the trial below, or in the court below.

Under in place; beneath; not so high as: as, below the knee.

Lower than in position or direction; lower down: as, he lives a little below our house, that is, a little lower down the street, road, hill, etc.

Lower than in degree, amount, weight, price, value, etc.

Later in time than.

Inferior in rank, excellence, or dignity: as, “one degree below kings.” Addison, Remarks on Italy, Venice.

Too low to be worthy of; inferior to.

ad. further down

ad. (in writing) see below

ad. on a floor below

ad. in or to a place that is lower

ad. at a later place

"Two hundred and twenty-four families in the ward live below the sidewalk, many of them _below high-water mark_."

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