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Meanings of seniority in English
Higher rank than that of others especially by reason of longer service.
Usage of seniority in English
1
According to Shembe seniority, this will guarantee him his wish to lead.
2
She also lacks the necessary seniority, and diplomacy isn't Tanya's greatest strength.
3
And in view of this the wholesome law of seniority was invented.
4
The four-year deal includes pay, pension, pilot allowances, seniority and annual leave.
5
She had long-term seniority, and in a few days she'd be leaving.
6
Traditionally, Japanese firms emphasize seniority and stability over individual incentive and profits.
7
Hodge will be followed by other justices in reverse order of seniority.
8
He handed the command to Sergeant Pertelay, who was next in seniority.
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The seniority you've accumulated during your period of employment will be maintained.
10
Notwithstanding his more youthful appearance, my seniority in age was but slight.
11
Mr. Coates, who came next in seniority, was passed over, and rightly.
12
She spoke as if there were years of seniority on her part.
13
Ejiofor's youth is at odds with the text's insistence on Othello's seniority.
14
Rickfield held seniority, but Nancy Deere took charge due to her preparation.
15
His fifteen years seniority warranted a solicitous watchfulness over him, she thought.
16
For a while, regardless of seniority,they are united by a common cause.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common