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When my dad says 'go under,' he means the business is done for good like it vanished into thin air and there's no turning back.

On TikTok, when teens talk about a project 'going under,' they mean it's not just failing but quietly, almost like it was never there.

At work, if our boss says the plan 'went under,' she means it fell apart because we didn't back it up enough with data or support from the team.

In relationships, when someone says the love 'went under,' it means the connection just disappeared without a fight or even a hint of drama.

Old-timers use 'go under' to mean something was lost or given up, like a town that no one takes care of anymore and just fades away.