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Meanings of
underling
in English
Catalan
subaltern
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An assistant subject to the authority or control of another.
subsidiary
subordinate
foot soldier
Catalan
subaltern
Synonyms
Examples for "
subsidiary
"
subsidiary
subordinate
foot soldier
Examples for "
subsidiary
"
1
I believe the issue is game preservation in the
subsidiary
Earths, yes?'
2
He suggested they establish a
subsidiary
company in Britain, the paper said.
3
Home Trust also conducts business through its wholly owned
subsidiary
,
Home Bank.
4
ABP's
subsidiary
companies produce value-added and consumer-ready products for major retail multiples.
5
This war was
subsidiary
to the Napoleonic War between Britain and France.
1
They must be
subordinate
always to the general motive of the play.
2
Servants and
subordinate
agents in England are quite unmanageable in these respects.
3
The monks are only in an ecclesiastical sense
subordinate
to the abbot.
4
So far in relation to the rights and privileges of
subordinate
lodges.
5
An Army general isn't just accused of sexually assaulting a female
subordinate
.
1
Wars continue, but fortunately for the
foot
soldier
,
Napoleonic tactics do not.
2
He said you haven't exactly been an eager
foot
soldier
for IRIS.
3
Seen dimly by darkness and fire, Raegar was just another
foot
soldier
.
4
Naw, I'm just a gallow-glass -a mercenary and a
foot
soldier
.
5
Every
foot
soldier
had at his side a sword for close fight.
Usage of
underling
in English
1
While an
underling
spirited the cage away he added: 'You enjoy food?'
2
Ferguson was glad he had moved the psychological stress to his
underling
.
3
Some
underling
stages the kidnapping to push his candidate over the top.
4
That would miff almost any leader, having his
underling
co-opted like that.
5
Rutherford purposely sent an
underling
,
to show how routine the submission was.
6
Fortunately, as I before said, Barnard was an
underling
,
-
young
,unknown ,andobscure.
7
I am no cat's paw,
underling
fool in league with a monster.
8
Too far up himself to discuss details with a mere
underling
.
9
Yet at least one
underling
in the firm recognised the jeopardy.
10
Thyrza was not strictly her
underling
,
though she was helping in the housework.
11
We're going to race him. A startled
underling
looked at Henry Ford II.
12
She looked furtively round, and saw Leicester and his
underling
on the watch.
13
Hedayat and an
underling
took seats with Rybakov and the two Russian bodyguards.
14
Rosengarten's
underling
,
Seidux, had already arrived to take charge of her.
15
He also was more assertive, less the
underling
he had been.
16
The older steam user lifted his snout and aimed it at his
underling
.
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underling
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
mere underling
send an underling
ambitious underling
allow the underling
armed underling
More collocations
Translations for
underling
Catalan
subaltern
subordinat
Underling
through the time
Underling
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common