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Definition of subordinate
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Subordinary
(n.) One of
several
heraldic
bearings
somewhat
less
common
than an
ordinary.
See
Ordinary.
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Underfaction
::
Underfaction
(n.) A
subordinate
party or
faction.
Undergod
::
Undergod
(n.) A lower or
inferio/
god; a
subordinate
deity;
a
demigod.
Polytomous
::
Polytomous
(a.)
Subdivided
into many
distinct
subordinate
parts,
which,
however,
not being
jointed
to the
petiole,
are not true
leaflets;
-- said of
leaves..
Subalternate
::
Subalternate
(a.)
Subordinate;
subaltern;
inferior.
Subgranular
::
Subgovernor
(n.) A
subordinate
or
assistant
governor.
Suborned
::
Subordinative
(a.)
Tending
to
subordinate;
expressing
subordination;
used to
introduce
a
subordinate
sentence;
as, a
subordinative
conjunction..
Mate
::
Mate (n.) An
officer
in a
merchant
vessel
ranking
next below the
captain.
If there are more than one
bearing
the
title,
they are
called,
respectively,
first mate,
second
mate, third mate, etc. In the navy, a
subordinate
officer
or
assistant;
as,
master's
mate;
surgeon's
mate..
Serve
::
Serve (v. t.) To be
subordinate
to; to act a
secondary
part
under;
to
appear
as the
inferior
of; to
minister
to.
Subdichotomy
::
Subdialect
(n.) A
subordinate
dialect.
Underactor
::
Underactor
(n.) A
subordinate
actor.
Dependency
::
Dependency
(n.) That which is
attached
to
something
else as its
consequence,
subordinate,
satellite,
and the
like..
Series
::
Series
(n.) Any
comprehensive
group of
animals
or
plants
including
several
subordinate
related
groups.
Deacon
::
Deacon
(n.) An
officer
in
Christian
churches
appointed
to
perform
certain
subordinate
duties
varying
in
different
communions.
In the Roman
Catholic
and
Episcopal
churches,
a
person
admitted
to the
lowest
order in the
ministry,
subordinate
to the
bishops
and
priests.
In
Presbyterian
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
minister
and
elders,
and has
charge
of
certain
duties
connected
with the
communion
service
and the care of the poor. In
Congregational
churches,
he is
subordinate
to the
pastor,
and
Subagent
::
Subagency
(n.) A
subordinate
agency.
Subzonal
::
Subworker
(n.) A
subordinate
worker
or
helper.
Accessoriness
::
Accessoriness
(n.) The state of being
accessory,
or
connected
subordinately..
Accessary
::
Accessary
(a.)
Accompanying,
as a
subordinate;
additional;
accessory;
esp.,
uniting
in, or
contributing
to, a
crime,
but not as chief
actor.
See
Accessory..
Subservience
::
Subserve
(v. i.) To be
subservient
or
subordinate;
to serve in an
inferior
capacity.
Incorrect
::
Incorrect
(a.) Not
accordant
with duty or
morality;
not duly
regulated
or
subordinated;
unbecoming;
improper;
as,
incorrect
conduct..
Species
::
Species
(n.) A group of
individuals
agreeing
in
common
attributes,
and
designated
by a
common
name; a
conception
subordinated
to
another
conception,
called
a
genus,
or
generic
conception,
from which it
differs
in
containing
or
comprehending
more
attributes,
and
extending
to fewer
individuals.
Thus, man is a
species,
under
animal
as a
genus;
and man, in its turn, may be
regarded
as a genus with
respect
to
European,
American,
or the like, as
species..
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