Underhand Definition

ŭndər-hănd
adjective
Performed with the hand below the level of the elbow or the arm below the level of the shoulder.
An underhand throw.
Webster's New World

Underhanded.

Webster's New World
Dishonest and sneaky; underhanded.
American Heritage

Secret; clandestine.

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adverb
With an underhand motion.
Webster's New World
Not openly or straightforwardly.
Webster's New World
In a sly and secret way.
American Heritage
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Origin of Underhand

Underhand Sentence Examples

  • I felt it was a very underhand way of getting into my home.

  • You will notice the slightly underhand use of language.

  • For this bill to claim to provide for helmet wearing is somewhat underhand.

  • A plague of flies on your dressing rooms that's all I can say to him, sneaky underhand little weasel Wiltshire ways.

  • These are simply underhand tactics to get ' active ' e-mail addresses.

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