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underlayer

[ uhn-der-ley-er ]

noun

  1. a layer lay layer lying beneath another; substratum.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of underlayer1

First recorded in 1895–1900; under- + layer
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Example Sentences

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However hateful Ava and Deborah may behave toward each other, their scorn carries an underlayer of heartbreak, reminding us of the profound, twisted love beneath their venom.

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Through the centuries, the unisex garment evolved from an underlayer for the upper class to become outerwear, sashed with an obi but featuring smaller sleeves that aided physical activity — helpful for the samurai warriors.

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Finnie: I feel like the underlayer for me watching it is the dreams and identity.

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Suits coats were double-breasted, with a silken underlayer providing contrast.

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At one point, the dancers shed their skirts to disclose an underlayer of lace encasing their bodies like a delicate web.

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