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subaltern português
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hipònim português
subordinada português
subalterno Subject or submissive to authority or the control of another.
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Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett said the group were playing petty politics.
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Which was true, of course, and petty of me to bring up.
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I don't have time to resolve these petty family squabbles right now.
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Oppression, daily petty harassment and humiliation are the breeding ground for violence.
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The provost, however, had never wasted his time with such petty artifice.
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Niryn did not regret his lowly birth; quite the opposite, in fact.
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She would soon forget that night in London with her lowly lieutenant.
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Their first aim was lowly; and the way gradually opened before them.
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Give wisdom to the simple this day, and understanding to the lowly.
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She had learnt also the lowly and self-denying faith in common chances.
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He returned abruptly to the subaltern officer and the regiment in Canada.
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The subaltern went along the verandah to the door and tried it.
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The blood seems to be boiling in my head, gasped the subaltern.
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The new subaltern of A Battery suddenly lowered himself into the pit.
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His heart beat at one with the heart of the junior subaltern.
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That ought to make him at least a junior-grade military genius.
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Harried noncoms and junior-grade officers buzzed everywhere, failing miserably to bring order to the chaos.
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Sources from both sides said negotiations among lower-ranking officials would continue on Wednesday.
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One of the lower-ranking officers on the bridge gasped, eyes widening.
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It led to more prosecutions against lower-ranking individuals in the Nazi death machine.
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Leaderwolves usually wait for lower-ranking wolves to come to them.
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The restructuring plan anticipates EFIH will emerge from bankruptcy owned by lower-ranking unsecured creditors.
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They must be subordinate always to the general motive of the play.
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Servants and subordinate agents in England are quite unmanageable in these respects.
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The monks are only in an ecclesiastical sense subordinate to the abbot.
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So far in relation to the rights and privileges of subordinate lodges.
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An Army general isn't just accused of sexually assaulting a female subordinate.
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Service to the State became purely subordinate to personal pleasure and advancement.
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His subordinate stands right next to him, looking as blank-minded as ever.
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He had been transferred to a subordinate position in the grocery section.
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These subordinate officers in the tactical department are known as tactical officers.
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He would consent to Whigs entering the Cabinet only in subordinate positions.
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There was in his manner nothing of deference, nothing of the subordinate.
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The sergeant of gendarmes and his subordinate ran off to the stables.
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The ambition of each was subordinate to the cause which he served.
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The earl and chaplain were there, the chief forester and his subordinate.
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The appointment of eleven subordinate officers was placed in the Council's hands.
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The teacher of wisdom became subordinate to the man who lived it.
