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Definition of subordinate
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Subordinate
(v. t.) To place in a lower order or
class;
to make or
consider
as of less value or
importance;
as, to
subordinate
one
creature
to
another..
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Particle
::
Particle
(n.) A
subordinate
word that is never
inflected
(a
preposition,
conjunction,
interjection);
or a word that can not be used
except
in
compositions;
as, ward in
backward,
ly in
lovely..
Subordinate
::
Subordinate
(a.)
Placed
in a lower
order,
class,
or rank;
holding
a lower or
inferior
position..
Soffit
::
Soffit
(n.) The under side of the
subordinate
parts and
members
of
buildings,
such as
staircases,
entablatures,
archways,
cornices,
or the like. See
Illust.
of
Lintel..
Rebel
::
Rebel (v. i.) To be
disobedient
to
authority;
to
assume
a
hostile
or
insubordinate
attitude;
to
revolt.
Under
::
Under (a.) Lower in
position,
intensity,
rank, or
degree;
subject;
subordinate;
--
generally
in
composition
with a noun, and
written
with or
without
the
hyphen;
as, an
undercurrent;
undertone;
underdose;
under-garment;
underofficer;
undersheriff..
Genus
::
Genus (n.) A class of
objects
divided
into
several
subordinate
species;
a class more
extensive
than a
species;
a
precisely
defined
and
exactly
divided
class;
one of the five
predicable
conceptions,
or sorts of
terms..
Undercliff
::
Undercliff
(n.) A
subordinate
cliff on a
shore,
consisting
of
material
that has
fallen
from the
higher
cliff
above..
Subdelegate
::
Subdelegate
(n.) A
subordinate
delegate,
or one with
inferior
powers..
Subordinate
::
Subordinate
(a.)
Inferior
in
order,
nature,
dignity,
power,
importance,
or the
like..
Mediatize
::
Mediatize
(v. t.) To cause to act
through
an agent or to hold a
subordinate
position;
to
annex;
--
specifically
applied
to the
annexation
during
the
former
German
empire
of a
smaller
German
state to a
larger,
while
allowing
it a
nominal
sovereignty,
and its
prince
his
rank..
Subdilated
::
Subdichotomy
(n.) A
subordinate,
or
inferior,
division
into
parts;
a
subdivision..
Preceptory
::
Preceptory
(n.) A
religious
house of the
Knights
Templars,
subordinate
to the
temple
or
principal
house of the order in
London.
See
Commandery,
n., 2..
Federal
::
Federal
(a.)
Composed
of
states
or
districts
which
retain
only a
subordinate
and
limited
sovereignty,
as the Union of the
United
States,
or the
Sonderbund
of
Switzerland..
Underwork
::
Underwork
(n.)
Inferior
or
subordinate
work; petty
business.
Subdeposit
::
Subdepartment
(n.) A
subordinate
department;
a
bureau.
See the Note under
Bureau.
Official
::
Official
(a.) One who holds an
office;
esp., a
subordinate
executive
officer
or
attendant..
Underpart
::
Underpart
(n.) A
subordinate
part.
Secondary
::
Secondary
(n.) One who
occupies
a
subordinate,
inferior,
or
auxiliary
place;
a
delegate
deputy;
one who is
second
or next to the chief
officer;
as, the
secondary,
or
undersheriff
of the city of
London..
Petty
::
Petty
(superl.)
Little;
trifling;
inconsiderable;
also,
inferior;
subordinate;
as, a petty
fault;
a petty
prince..
Underkingdom
::
Underkingdom
(n.) A
subordinate
or
dependent
kingdom.
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