undercurrent - Meaning in Punjabi
undercurrent - Meaning in Punjabi
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Definitions and Meaning of undercurrent in English
undercurrent noun
- a subdued emotional quality underlying an utterance; implicit meaning
Synonyms
undertone
- a current below the surface of a fluid
Synonyms
undertide
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What is undercurrent meaning in Punjabi?
The word or phrase undercurrent refers to a subdued emotional quality underlying an utterance; implicit meaning, or a current below the surface of a fluid. See undercurrent meaning in Punjabi, undercurrent definition, translation and meaning of undercurrent in Punjabi. Find undercurrent similar words, undercurrent synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of undercurrent. Find the answer of what is the meaning of undercurrent in Punjabi.
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