subworld
/sʌbˈwəːld/noun
A world which is part of a larger world; especially (in later use) a particular community or sphere of activity within a larger one (sometimes with negative connotations).
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Rasmus Björn Anderson (1846–1936). From sub- + world.
- power breakfast
- power broker
- power-broking
- power buzzer
- power cable
- power car
- power center
- power-centered
- power centre
- power-centred
- power chord
- power cord
- power couple
- power-crazed
- power-crazy
- power curve
- power cut
- power density
- power dive
- power-down
- power dress
- power-dressed
- power dresser
- power dressing
- power drive