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down under
noun
Australia or New Zealand.
adverb
in, to, or into Australia or New Zealand.
down under
noun
Australia or New Zealand
adverb
in or to Australia or New Zealand
Word History and Origins
Origin of down under1
Example Sentences
In the build up to the WTC final, who would open the batting alongside Khawaja against South Africa was a source of national debate Down Under.
It's the latest move from Washington that challenges its long-standing friendship with Canberra, sparking fears Down Under that, as conflict heats up around the globe, Australia may be left standing without its greatest ally.
First stop down under is Perth, and the tour opener with the Western Force on June 28.
Who would open with Khawaja has been a source of national debate Down Under.
On the day it was announced he had been selected for this summer's tour to Australia, Fagerson spoke to BBC Scotland of how he felt he had not done himself justice four years ago, hampered by niggling injury problems, and the drive he had to go Down Under to show the best of himself.
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