undersea
located, carried on, or used under the surface of the sea: undersea life.
Origin of undersea
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How to use undersea in a sentence
It is true, again, that the third book takes us and keeps us under sea.
Life of John Keats | Sidney ColvinThere was flashed to Dewey under sea and over land the telegraphic message to “find the Spanish fleet and capture or destroy it.”
Famous Men and Great Events of the Nineteenth Century | Charles MorrisAnd, so far as the British public knew, England had taken no steps to combat this under-sea peril.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea | Robert L. DrakeThe German under-sea craft must be disposed of so effectively as to preclude further danger to British shipping.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea | Robert L. DrakeSoon these disappeared and there was nothing to indicate that an under-sea craft had so recently been near.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea | Robert L. Drake
British Dictionary definitions for undersea
/ (ˈʌndəˌsiː) /
below the surface of the sea
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