undergrub (Meaning)
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undergrub (v. t.)
To undermine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undergrub
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undergrub Sentence Examples
- The rebels planned to undergrub the government by disseminating propaganda that sowed discord.
- The hacker employed sophisticated exploits to undergrub the bank's security systems and gain access to sensitive data.
- The corrupt official's undergrubbing activities involved bribing influential figures to secure lucrative contracts.
- The termites had stealthily undergrubbed the wooden foundation of the house, causing it to become structurally unsound.
- The investigative journalist uncovered evidence of political operatives undergrubbing candidates to sabotage their electoral chances.
- The opposing team's strategy was to undergrub our defense by exploiting our weaknesses through targeted attacks.
- The malicious virus undergrubbed the operating system, rendering it unusable and compromising important files.
- The disgruntled employee undergrubbed his colleagues by spreading false rumors and undermining their credibility.
- The revolutionary movement sought to undergrub the authoritarian regime by inciting civil disobedience and eroding its legitimacy.
- The undergrubbing tactics of the rival gang were designed to intimidate and weaken their competition, gaining control over territory.
FAQs About the word undergrub
To undermine.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rebels planned to undergrub the government by disseminating propaganda that sowed discord.
The hacker employed sophisticated exploits to undergrub the bank's security systems and gain access to sensitive data.
The corrupt official's undergrubbing activities involved bribing influential figures to secure lucrative contracts.
The termites had stealthily undergrubbed the wooden foundation of the house, causing it to become structurally unsound.
