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under·line (un′dər līn′; also, for v., un′dər līn′)
transitive verb underlined -·lined′, underlining -·lin′·ing
- to draw a line beneath; underscore
- to stress or emphasize
noun
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
underline
v.
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Object
- importance: These are to underline the importance of debate in history.
Modifies a noun
- link: If you want your links to appear underlined then check the ' Underline links ' box.
Modifying Another Word
- merely: To me it merely underlines the fact that we ride silly machines, that in a real world, would not be bought.
Used with why or when
- why: It underlines why we should never forget the political purpose of Pride festivals.
Preposition: in
- green: Where the report is accessible electronically, it will be underlined in green.
Preposition: by
- fact: The latter alternative as a strategic option is underlined by the facts of technology dominated multiple transaction businesses.
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