Antonyms for keep under

Grammar : Verb

Definition of keep under

As in depress : verb deject, make despondent; exhaust

Example sentences :

"Keep under the clothes and you'll be all right," returned Dick soothingly.
Extract from : « The Grammar School Boys Snowbound » by H. Irving Hancock

His knees didn't seem to keep under him good and his back was bowed.
Extract from : « The Man Next Door » by Emerson Hough

There was no method observed—no attempt to keep under cover.
Extract from : « The War Trail » by Mayne Reid

They think we will shoot them down, and might keep under cover while we were escaping.
Extract from : « The Search for the Silver City » by James Otis

It was important to keep under the shelter of the trees as long as we could.
Extract from : « With Axe and Rifle » by W.H.G. Kingston

Now swim back to land, but keep under water as much as you can.
Extract from : « Eskimo Folktales » by Unknown

Now, I'm going to tell you something you're to keep under your own hat.
Extract from : « A Texas Ranger » by William MacLeod Raine

But she had also the pony to keep under, and he required both hands.
Extract from : « Missy » by Miriam Coles Harris

The real signals, the cloth ones, we keep under the lookout.
Extract from : « Fighting the Sea » by Edward A. Rand

St. Paul said: "I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection."
Extract from : « Short Studies in Ethics » by John Ormsby Miller

Synonyms for keep under

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