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come from below

come from below verb: to originate among ordinary people instead of the elite.

Verb

come from below (third-person singular simple present comes from below, present participle coming from below, simple past came from below, past participle come from below)

  1. (intransitive) To originate among ordinary people instead of the elite.
  2. (intransitive) to originate under the ocean.

Forms of come from below

third-person singular presentcomes from below
present participlecoming from below
pastcame from below
past participlecome from below

Questions about come from below

What does come from below mean?
Come from below means to originate among ordinary people instead of the elite.
What part of speech is come from below?
Come from below is a verb.
What is the past tense of come from below?
The past tense of come from below is came from below.

Words near come from below in the dictionary

  1. come forward
  2. come from
  3. come from a Cracker Jack box
  4. come from a good place
  5. come from behind
  6. come from below
  7. come from the right place
  8. come full circle
  9. come get some
  10. come good
  11. come hand

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