subterraneous (Meaning)

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subterraneous (s)

being or operating under the surface of the earth

lying beyond what is openly revealed or avowed (especially being kept in the background or deliberately concealed)

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subterraneous Sentence Examples

  1. The city's intricate subterraneous tunnels provided secret pathways for escaping pursuers.
  2. The ancient castle possessed a vast network of subterraneous chambers, rumored to hold forgotten treasures.
  3. Scientists discovered a subterranean lake deep below the surface, teeming with unique and unseen life.
  4. The subterranean vault safeguarded precious artifacts and documents, protected from above-ground threats.
  5. The cave's narrow subterraneous passage tested the explorer's claustrophobia.
  6. The house had a hidden subterraneous room, often used for secret meetings or storage.
  7. The enemy army advanced stealthily through subterraneous trenches, avoiding detection from the enemy.
  8. The subterranean river flowed quietly beneath the busy city, carrying its secrets unseen.
  9. Engineers designed a subterraneous parking garage to accommodate the growing number of vehicles.
  10. The museum's newest exhibit showcased artifacts excavated from a subterranean archaeological site.

FAQs About the word subterraneous

being or operating under the surface of the earth, lying beyond what is openly revealed or avowed (especially being kept in the background or deliberately conce

underground,subsurface,belowground

surface,surface,aboveground, aboveground,

The city's intricate subterraneous tunnels provided secret pathways for escaping pursuers.

The ancient castle possessed a vast network of subterraneous chambers, rumored to hold forgotten treasures.

Scientists discovered a subterranean lake deep below the surface, teeming with unique and unseen life.

The subterranean vault safeguarded precious artifacts and documents, protected from above-ground threats.