[New post] ‘under the radar’: meaning and origin

Pascal Tréguer posted: "With reference to an aircraft flying too low to be detected by a radar, the phrases under the radar, off the radar and below the radar are used of something or someone that cannot be detected. The phrase under the radar occurs, for example, in the review" word histories 'under the radar': meaning and origin Pascal Tréguer Dec 1 USA, 1969—the phrases 'off the radar', 'under the radar' and 'below the radar' are used of something or someone that cannot be detected—the reference is to an aircraft flying too low to be detected by a radar Read more of this post Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Manage your email settings or unsubscribe. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://wordhistories.net/2023/12/01/under-the-radar/

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