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View definitions for gone under

gone under

adjective as in ruined

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While there’s been much ink spilled on these trends, the scale of this shift and the potential dangers of reading into it too much has gone under the radar.

From Salon

A full set of the first issues were presented to the monarch, but hundreds of other low serial numbered banknotes have gone under the hammer.

From BBC

Tuesday’s auction was not the first time a painting by Margrethe has gone under the hammer.

Even readers who, like myself, have never gone under the needle will find themselves lured into the world that Kiskaddon unveils.

His family’s farm had nearly gone under when their sole fruit buyer went bankrupt in 2016.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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