Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
underlaid
verb
/ˌʌndərˈleɪd/

Definition
To lay something underneath another object, typically used in construction or textiles.

Examples
- The carpet was underlaid with a thick foam for extra cushioning.
- In the construction of the house, a layer of insulation was underlaid between the walls.
- Before painting, ensure that an underlay is applied to prevent moisture damage.

Meaning
To place a material or layer beneath another to provide support, insulation, or a foundation.

Synonyms
- Supported
- Base
- Foundation