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1. At a position directly lower than (with the subject just above)
   "the floor beneath the table"
   - neath [archaic], below, underneath, under
    
2. Not worthy of
   "it's beneath me to do that"; "everyone else was beneath me"

1. In or to a place that is lower
   - below, at a lower place, to a lower place

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