Difference between Below and Under

BELOW vs UNDER: ADJECTIVE

Less than is required or customary.
Lower in rank, power, or authority; subordinate.
Located or situated on a lower level or beneath something else.
Located below or beneath something else

BELOW vs UNDER: ADVERB

Below zero.
On a lower deck.
On a lower storey.
In a lower place.
In some part or page following.
In court or tribunal of inferior jurisdiction.
In hell, or the regions of the dead.
On the earth, as opposed to the heavens.
In a lower place, with respect to any object; in a lower room; beneath.
Below zero in temperature.
In a lower rank or class.
On the earth.
In or to hell or Hades.
Farther down, as along a slope or valley.
In a later part of a given text.
On or to a lower deck.
On or to a lower floor; downstairs.
In or to a lower place; beneath.
On a floor below
Further down
(in writing) see below
In or to a place that is lower
At a later place

In or into a condition of ruin or death.
So as to be rendered unconscious, as by an anesthetic.
So as to be less than the required amount or degree.
So as to be covered or enveloped.
In or into a place below or beneath.
Through a range downward
Into unconsciousness
Down to defeat, death, or ruin
In or into a state of subordination or subjugation
Below some quantity or limit
Below the horizon
Down below
Further down

BELOW vs UNDER: PREPOSITION

Downstage of
Lower in value than
Lower in spatial position than
Unworthy of; unbefitting; beneath.
Inferior to in rank, excellence, dignity, value, amount, price, etc.; lower in quality.
Under, or lower in place; beneath not so high.
Unsuitable to the rank or dignity of.
South of.
Downstream of.
Lower than, as on a graduated scale.
Underneath; beneath.

During the time conventionally assigned to (a sign of the zodiac).
Powered or propelled by.
Sowed or planted with.
With the authorization of.
In view of; because of.
In the process of.
Within the group or classification of.
Subject to the restraint or obligation of.
Undergoing or receiving the effects of.
Subject to the supervision, instruction, or influence of.
Subject to the authority, rule, or control of.
Inferior to in status or rank.
Less than the required amount or degree of.
Less than; smaller than.
Beneath the assumed surface or guise of.
Beneath the surface of.
To or into a lower position or place than.
In a lower position or place than.

BELOW vs UNDER: OTHER WORD TYPES

(in writing) at a later place
Too low to be worthy of; inferior to.
Inferior in rank, excellence, or dignity: as, “one degree below kings.” Addison, Remarks on Italy, Venice.
Later in time than.
Lower than in degree, amount, weight, price, value, etc.
Lower than in position or direction; lower down: as, he lives a little below our house, that is, a little lower down the street, road, hill, etc.
Under in place; beneath; not so high as: as, below the knee.
In a lower rank or grade: as, at the trial below, or in the court below.
Lower down in a course or direction, as toward the mouth of a river or harbor, etc.: as, the vessel has just arrived from below.
At a later point in a page or writing; further on in the same part or division: as, particulars are given below; see the statistics below.
Nautical, off duty: as, the watch below, in contradistinction to the watch on deck.
On a lower floor; downstairs.
In hell, or the regions of the dead: as, “the realms below,” Dryden.
On the earth, as opposed to in the heavens.
In or to a lower place or level; beneath; downward from a higher point: as, look below; in the valley below.

Lower in rank, power, or authority
[The preposition under in adverbial phrases often coalesces with its noun to form an adverb, from which the adjective or noun may be derived: as, under ground, ⟩ underground, adverb, ⟩ underground, a.; under hand, ⟩ underhand, adverb, ⟩ underhand, adjective; so underboard, underearth, underfoot, etc. Such forms are not true compounds, but are coalesced phrases, like aground, aboard, afoot, etc.]
With the sanction, authorization, permission, or protection of: as, under favor; under leave; under protection, etc.
During the time or existence of: said especially of rulers and their period of rule: as, Christ suffered under Pontius Pilate; the Armada was destroyed under the reign of Elizabeth; the American revolution broke out under the administration of Lord North.
In the form or style of; by the appearance or show of; with the character, designation, pretense, pretext, or cover of.
In course of: as, to be under treatment, or under discussion.
In: with reference to category, division, section, class, etc.: as, to treat several topics under one head.
In: with reference to circumstances.
Bound by: as, to be under bonds, or a vow.
In accordance with; in conformity with: as, to sell out under the rule.
Subject to the influence or operation of; actuated by.
Subject to the government, rule, command, direction, orders, guidance, or instruction of: as, to serve under Wellington; I studied under him; to sit under a favorite preacher.
Liable or exposed to: as, under fire; under the penalty of fine or imprisonment.
Subject to.
Of sounds, inferior to, in pitch.
Inferior to or less than, with respect to number, amount, quantity, value, age, etc.; falling short of; in or to a less degree than; hence, at, for, or with less than: as, it cannot be bought under $20.
Inferior to in point of rank, dignity, social position, or the like.
In the position or state of, or while bearing, supporting, sustaining, receiving, suffering, undergoing, or the like: as, to sink under a load; to act under great excitement.
In or at a place, point, or position that is lower than; further down than; immediately below: as, to hit a man under the belt; to have pains under the arms.
Below; beneath: expressing position with reference to that which is above, whether in immediate contact or not, or which towers aloft, surmounts, covers, or overtops: as, all under heaven; under the earth or the sea; under the surface; under the table; to take shelter under a tree; to live under the same roof; to hide a thing under a heap of straw; to hide one's light under a bushel; to overhear a conversation under one's windows.
Of sounds, lower in pitch.
Lower in rank or degree. See under, adverb, note .
Lower in position; situated beneath: opposed to upper: as, the under side; the under mandible.
(idiom) (out from under) Having gotten free of worries or difficulties.

BELOW vs UNDER: RELATED WORDS

Bottom, Beyond, Down, Lowest, Low, Lower, Above, To a lower place, On a lower floor, Down the stairs, At a lower place, Downstairs, Infra, Under, Beneath

Pursuant, Through, The, With, Without, Into, Beneath, Subject, Behind, Within, Low level, Nether, Subordinate, Low, Below

BELOW vs UNDER: DESCRIBE WORDS

Short, Downwards, Within, Minimum, Bottom, Beyond, Down, Lowest, Low, Lower, Above, Downstairs, Infra, Under, Beneath

Pursuant, Through, The, With, Without, Into, Beneath, Subject, Behind, Within, Low level, Nether, Subordinate, Low, Below

BELOW vs UNDER: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

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Records that can be denied to an individual under the Privacy Act are not necessarily exempt under the FOIA.
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Christianity is going to go under, and then American society will go under with it.
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BELOW vs UNDER: QUESTIONS

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BELOW AND UNDER

BELOW vs UNDER: ADJECTIVE

BELOW vs UNDER: ADVERB

BELOW vs UNDER: PREPOSITION

BELOW vs UNDER: OTHER WORD TYPES

BELOW vs UNDER: RELATED WORDS

BELOW vs UNDER: DESCRIBE WORDS

BELOW vs UNDER: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

BELOW vs UNDER: QUESTIONS