underhand
Pronunciation: [ˈʌndərˌhænd]
Context: "games"
(adjective) This means a way of throwing or hitting something from below shoulder level. Imagine when you play baseball and you throw the ball with your hand under your shoulder instead of above it.
Example
The pitcher used an underhand throw, making it easier for the batter to hit.
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He did not use an underhand throw; instead, he threw it overhand just like most players do.
Example
Have you ever seen someone pitch the ball with an underhand motion?
Context: "behavior"
(adjective) This means doing something in a sneaky or unfair way. It's like when someone takes a shortcut that isn’t fair to others, just to win or get ahead.
Example
She won the game, but her underhand tactics upset the other players.
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His honest play wasn't underhand at all; everyone respected how fair he was.
Example
Do you think it's fair to use underhand methods to succeed?
Context: "games"
(noun) This refers to a type of throw or hit that goes from below the shoulder. It is often used in some sports or games.
Example
An underhand can help you throw softer and with more control.
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She didn't like to use an underhand; she preferred throwing overhand for more power.
Example
What is the advantage of using an underhand in this game?