underworld (Meaning)
underworld (n)
the criminal class
(religion) the world of the dead
underworld (n.)
The lower of inferior world; the world which is under the heavens; the earth.
The mythological place of departed souls; Hades.
The portion of the world which is below the horizon; the opposite side of the world; the antipodes.
The inferior part of mankind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underworld
underworld Sentence Examples
- The criminal underworld operated in the shadows, evading detection from the authorities.
- Legends whispered of a secret underworld beneath the city, where mythical creatures roamed.
- The drug lord's underworld empire spanned continents, trafficking illicit substances worldwide.
- The investigator delved into the underworld of human trafficking, uncovering a sinister web of connections.
- The journalist exposed the dark secrets of the underworld, risking his own life to reveal the truth.
- The underworld of organized crime controlled entire cities, instilling fear and corruption in its wake.
- The protagonist confronted the lord of the underworld, hoping to defeat the forces of darkness.
- The underworld of the internet served as a platform for illegal activities and illicit transactions.
- The ancient civilization believed in an underworld where the souls of the dead resided.
- The underworld of finance was a labyrinth of shady dealings and unregulated investments.
FAQs About the word underworld
the criminal class, (religion) the world of the deadThe lower of inferior world; the world which is under the heavens; the earth., The mythological place of dep
abyss, demimonde, depths, netherworld, underbelly,half-world,demiworld
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The criminal underworld operated in the shadows, evading detection from the authorities.
Legends whispered of a secret underworld beneath the city, where mythical creatures roamed.
The drug lord's underworld empire spanned continents, trafficking illicit substances worldwide.
The investigator delved into the underworld of human trafficking, uncovering a sinister web of connections.
