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Definitionn. one at a disadvantage and expected to lose
Last update: August 6, 2015
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Indians were underdogs before the match. [noun]
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The theory is that the underdog wins, and that explosion may follow implosion. [noun]
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How pathetic is the stupidity of the underdog; how terribly tragic. [noun]
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Thus Emma Goldman's most striking characteristic, her sympathy with the underdog, already became manifest in these early years. [noun]
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And he has a feeling for justice and mercy; he's strong for the underdog. [Please select]
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Remember what you said just now about forcing the pampered women to work when they were the underdog. [Please select]
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"Oh, that's a chestnut that means merely that the underdog had better stay under if he can't fight his way out." [Please select]
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When the underdog, who has never felt anything but an underdog, with all the misery and black injustice the word implies, finds himself on top he will inevitably torture and murder his former oppressors. [Please select]
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