an ocean undercurrent
underset
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underset
noun
An ocean undercurrent.
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present undersets, present participle undersetting, simple past and past participle underset)
Origin
From Middle English undersetten, from Old English undersettan (“to put, place, or set under, put in the place of another, substitute, falsify, forge, counterfeit, place as a pledge, hypothecate, add, annex, subjoin, make subject, submit, set beneath, esteem less"), equivalent to under- +"Ž set. Cognate with Dutch ondersetten (“to put beneath"), German untersetzen (“to put beneath, pin").
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