beneath (something)
"Beneath" is a more formal way of saying "under".
For example, if you're answering a lawyer's question in a trial, you might use "beneath" instead of "under":
Yes, that's correct. The apartment beneath us was vacant.
"Beneath" is a more formal way of saying "under".
For example, if you're answering a lawyer's question in a trial, you might use "beneath" instead of "under":
Yes, that's correct. The apartment beneath us was vacant.
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