Subordinate
X is subordinate to Y (adjective) - X is less important than YX is a subordinate of Y (noun) - X has a lower and less important position in the organisation than Y
subordinate X to Y (verb) - make X less important than Y
a subordinate role
an essentially subordinate role
a suboridinate status
relegated to a subordinate status
in business everything is subordinate to making a profit
she played a subordinate role in the negotiation process
she was having an affair with a subordinate
completely subordinate
directly subordinate
the Finance Minister is directly subordinate to the Prime Minister
the military must be subordinate to the administration
Mr. Hawkins views him not as a subordinate but as his own substitute
we are expected to subordinate ourselves to God and dedicate our lives to serving God's ends
truth often plays a subordinate role in adjudication
the need to subordinate individual freedom to the national interest
subordinate everything else to achieving these goals
she did not wish to insult her subordinate, so she said nothing
a wayward subordinate
a mutinous subordinate
the thinking part of your brain is instinctively subordinate to the amygdala
bribe a subordinate
Edwards bribed a subordinate and falsified records to conceal what she was doing from supervisors
the lower is subordinate to the higher
the Son is ultimately subordinate to the Father
women's subordinate status to men
members of subordinate groups
then-brigadier general Roger Nadeau told a subordinate looking at foreign technology
private interests should be subordinate to the interests of the community
their interests are subordinate to the state
