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Meanings of be an undercurrent in English
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Usage of be an undercurrent in English
1
Unless he is an old camper-out, there will be an undercurrent of dread or half fear.
2
There will be an undercurrent of resistance.
3
It was a cold evening in early December, and there seemed to be an undercurrent of excitement in the Jarvis household.
4
But there seems to be an undercurrent of nasty rumors and general ill will toward them, which I think is shameful.
5
To see strained honey, denotes wealth and ease, but there will be an undercurrent in your life of unlawful gratification of material desires.
6
For those who learn languages, as so many people do nowadays, by visual images, there will always be an undercurrent toward saying "COP."
7
Even over the Gymkhana programme, there had been an undercurrent of friction.
8
Not unless there is an undercurrent of principle which carries him along.
9
There is an undercurrent of events in this country that nobody knows about.
10
There was an undercurrent of dramatic power in it, like a subterranean river.
11
Yet there was an undercurrent of vague dissatisfaction in her reflections.
12
Beneath all the wryness and self-deprecation is an undercurrent of carefully controlled anger.
13
There was an undercurrent of sombreness in the man's manner that frightened her.
14
There is an undercurrent on which you have failed to reckon.
15
But there was an undercurrent of deeper sound-watersurely, water churning among rocks.
16
Not a hostile silence, but even so there was an undercurrent to it.