Definition of "overground" []

• Above the ground. (adjective)

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• "And everywhere, opportunistic alliances between the Maoists and 'overground' political parties and entities are in place, most visibly around each electoral exercise, but in a constant intercourse at all times."
• "Of course, only a fraction of these Districts have actually witnessed Maoist violence, and most are in the early stages of 'revolutionary mobilisation' - the creation of basic networks, the establishment of underground and 'overground' organisations, and the opportunistic harnessing of local grievances for radical political activity."
• "So the early nineties were a great time for dance music, with new genres, clubs and artists all going 'overground' at a rate of knots."