"Underarm" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Underarm" Meaning

Pertaining to or located near the underarm, typically referring to a region under the arm or around the axillary area.

"Underarm" Examples

Usage Examples for "underarm"


1. In a Sports Context

- In baseball, this is often referred to as a low pitch that comes in under the height of the batter's swing zone, aiming for the strike zone below the knees.

2. In Fashion and Beauty

- The underarm area is typically where an adult's underarms are shaved or deodorized, either through the use of antiperspirants or deodorants for personal hygiene.

3. In Textiles and Clothing

- Some clothing can be designed with underarms to provide extra support or comfort for those using it, such as sleeves or armholes.

4. In Physics and Anatomy

- The underarm is a reference point in high jump events where the bar that an athlete must clear is positioned below the level of their height when their arms are stretched up, ensuring they jump effectively and safely.

5. In Computing and Technology

- In contexts unrelated to human body parts, the term "underarm" is sometimes used metaphorically or in sports gameplay terms.

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