subordinate

The returns from the subordinate branches of this service exhibit a regularity and order highly creditable to its character.

Rasay has written to Boswell an account of the injury done him by representing his house as subordinate to that of Dunvegan.

You can have it subordinate if you like, but you have got to have it.

Notwithstanding his recognition of a number of subordinate divinities, he held that the Divine is one, because Reason is one.

These other members of the metamorphic series are, in this case, considered as subordinate to the true gneiss.

Now as to chances: there is sometimes a subordinate employed under me, when there is a press of new scholars.

When he could not be had the careless and profane barons no doubt thought his subordinate would do very well instead.

Why should she subordinate her policy to that of England and to the personal animosities of the Czar?

He takes as much pains to discover, as the greater artist does to conceal, the marks of his subordinate assiduity.

No lieutenant could be more attentive or subordinate, more determined to please.