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Meanings of lower-ranking in English

Inferior in rank or status.

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Sources from both sides said negotiations among lower-ranking officials would continue on Wednesday.
Reuters
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One of the lower-ranking officers on the bridge gasped, eyes widening.
Envoy
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It led to more prosecutions against lower-ranking individuals in the Nazi death machine.
Reuters
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Leaderwolves usually wait for lower-ranking wolves to come to them.
Secrets of the Wolves
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The restructuring plan anticipates EFIH will emerge from bankruptcy owned by lower-ranking unsecured creditors.
Reuters
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This sentiment is shared by lower-ranking women who are loyal to the ruling regime.
The Guardian
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Zhu eschewed consensus, and was infamously short-handed with lower-ranking bureaucrats.
Reuters
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China agreed instead to send a politburo member, but then decided to send lower-ranking officials.
Reuters
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Many lower-ranking commanders were left out of the prosecution.
The Guardian
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Under Israeli law, prime ministers are not required to resign if indicted, but lower-ranking ministers are.
The Guardian
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This was a region shrouded in mystery, a region from which lower-ranking priests were normally barred.
Gather, Darkness!
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Others are four lower-ranking officers and eight soldiers.
The Irish Times
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Several lower-ranking people at the hospital have also been relieved of their duties, Gates said last week.
Reuters
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The attractor field of the clumped lower-ranking priests interfered catastrophically with the course of the center angel.
Gather, Darkness!
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Clerks and lower-ranking officials are completely calm.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
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The dead included three sergeants, a lower-ranking soldier and a 17-year-old girl, the Anatolian state news agency said.
Reuters