underwater in Latin
underwater in Latin is summersus — underwater means existing or happening beneath the surface of water.
underwater in Latin
summersus
(not comparable) Beneath the surface of the water; of or pertaining to the region beneath the water surface.
What does "underwater" mean?
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adjective Existing or happening beneath the surface of water.
"They filmed an underwater documentary about coral reefs."
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adverb Below the surface of water.
"The submarine stayed underwater for weeks at a time."
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adjective Owing more on a loan or asset than it is currently worth.
"After the crash, many homeowners were underwater on their mortgages."
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underwater in a sentence
- They filmed an underwater documentary about coral reefs.
- The submarine stayed underwater for weeks at a time.
- After the crash, many homeowners were underwater on their mortgages.
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What is "underwater" in Latin?
"underwater" in Latin is summersus. underwater means: Existing or happening beneath the surface of water.
How do you use "underwater" in a sentence?
Example: "They filmed an underwater documentary about coral reefs." In Latin, "underwater" is summersus.
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