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The example sentences of UNDERLING in videos (3 in total of 3)

How Two Forgotten Madlads INVENTED & TRAINED the Commandos in WW2 English (AU)
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Queen Himiko (and the Kingdom of Yamatai) | History of Japan 7 English (US)
who wh-pronoun delegated verb, past tense the determiner tedious adjective military adjective and coordinating conjunction administrative adjective tasks noun, plural to to an determiner underling verb, gerund or present participle , so preposition or subordinating conjunction they personal pronoun could modal focus verb, base form
STRANGER THINGS 4 - Season 4 Volume 2 Ending Explained English (US)
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Use "underling" in a sentence | "underling" example sentences

How to use "underling" in a sentence?

  • If you are only an underling, don't dress too fine.
    -Horace-
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Definition and meaning of UNDERLING

What does "underling mean?"
underling

/ˈəndərliNG/

underling

noun
Assistant subject to the authority or control of another.

What are synonyms of "underling"?
Some common synonyms of "underling" are:
  • subordinate,
  • inferior,
  • deputy,
  • junior,
  • assistant,
  • adjutant,
  • aide,
  • minion,
  • lackey,
  • flunkey,
  • menial,
  • retainer,
  • vassal,
  • subject,
  • serf,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

subordinate
subordinate
adjective noun verb

lower in rank or position. person under authority or control of another within organization. treat or regard as of lesser importance than something else.

inferior

/ˌinˈfirēər/

inferior
adjective noun

Being of little importance or worth. Person of lower status.

deputy

/ˈdepyədē/

deputy
noun

Assistant to a leader who acts on his, her behalf.

junior

/ˈjo͞onyər/

junior
adjective noun

Being lower in position or rank. Student in third year.

assistant

/əˈsistənt/

assistant
adjective noun

(Person) helping another, usually as a job. person who ranks below senior person.

adjutant

/ˈajəd(ə)nt/

adjutant
noun

military officer who acts as administrative assistant.

aide

/ād/

aide
noun

Person assisting a person of higher rank.

minion

/ˈminyən/

minion
noun

follower of powerful person.

lackey

/ˈlakē/

lackey
noun verb

Male servant (especially a footman). behave in servile way toward.

flunkey

/ˈfləNGkē/

flunkey
noun

Male servant (especially a footman)a person of unquestioning obedience.

menial

/ˈmēnēəl/

menial
adjective noun

Unskilled (especially domestic work). person with menial job.

retainer

/rəˈtānər/

retainer
noun

Fee charged to keep the services of someone.

vassal

/ˈvasəl/

vassal
noun

One promising to serve a lord in return for land.

subject
subject
adjective adverb noun verb

likely or prone to be affected by. conditionally upon. The person or thing that does the action of a verb. To cause to suffer or experience something.

serf

/sərf/

serf
noun

agricultural labourer tied to working on his lord's estate.

What are antonyms of "underling"?
Some common antonyms of "underling" are:
  • boss,
  • leader,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

boss

/bôs/

boss
adjective noun verb

excellent. person in charge of worker or organization. To give orders to someone in an unpleasant way.

leader

/ˈlēdər/

leader
noun

person who leads group etc..

Is "underling" countable or uncountable noun?

The word "underling" is an uncountable noun(mass noun).

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