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   below

   /bɪˈləʊ/

   preposition

   • 1. at a lower level or layer than: "just below the pocket was a stain"
   • ▪ lower in grade or rank than: "the aristocracy rank below the monarchy" Similar lower thanunderinferior tosubordinate tosecondary tosubservient tosubject tocontrolled byat the mercy ofunder the heel ofOpposite above
   • ▪ lower than (a specified amount or standard): "pupils of below average ability" Similar less thanlower thanundernot as much asnot so much assmaller thaninformal:shy ofOpposite abovemore than
   • 2. extending underneath: "the tunnel below the crags" Similar beneathunderunderneathfurther down thanlower thanOpposite aboveover

   adverb

   • 1. at a lower level or layer: "he jumped from the window into the moat below" Similar further downlower downin a lower positionunderneathbeneathdownstairs
   • ▪ (in printed text) mentioned further down on the same page, or further on in the text: "our nutritionist is pictured below right" Similar underneathfollowingfurther onat a later pointin a later placeat the bottomat the end
   • ▪ below deck: "I'll go below and fix us a drink"

   Word Origin late Middle English (as an adverb): from be- ‘by’ + the adjective low1. Not common until the 16th century, the word developed a prepositional use and was frequent in Shakespeare.

   Scrabble Points: 10

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