live under



live under someone or something

to dwell directly beneath someone or something. We live under the Johnsons. They are fairly quiet. We lived under a law office for a few years.
See also: live

live under something (negative)

to exist under some kind of worry or threat. I can't continue to live under the threat of bankruptcy all the time. It is hard to live under the worry of another war.
See also: live

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Serafimasye-rah-FEE-mah (Russian), see-rah-FEE-mah (Russian), se-rah-FEE-mah (Macedonian)Russian, Macedonian
OrmazdOR-mazdPersian Mythology
Sevastian-Russian
Pugh[pju:]
Laurus-Late Roman
Nishant-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati