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Underdog   /ˈəndərdˌɔg/   Listen
Underdog

noun
1.
One at a disadvantage and expected to lose.





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"Underdog" Quotes from Famous Books



... blamed for the labor troubles which had flared up in the bloody Homestead strike in the steel mills of Pennsylvania and in the Pullman strike, defying the powerful railroads. Susan was never afraid to side with the underdog, and she could well understand why western farmers, in the hope of relief, were eagerly flocking into the Populist party when their corn sold for ten cents a bushel and the products they bought were high-priced and their mortgage ...
— Susan B. Anthony - Rebel, Crusader, Humanitarian • Alma Lutz


Words linked to "Underdog" :   unsuccessful person, nonstarter, loser, failure


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