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Adjective
Lower in rank or position
Of less or secondary importance
Of or pertaining to a minor league
Obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree
Subsidiary to or less important than something
Being at the mercy of
Having reliance on somebody or something
Serving a secondary role
Imitative of the work of another artist, writer, etc., and usually disapproved of for that reason
Concerned with or relating to work in an office, especially routine documentation and administrative tasks
Noun
A person under the authority or control of another within an organization
A former class of small freeholders who farm their own land
All the people employed by a particular organization
Verb
To make subservient
To treat as of less value or importance
To have power and influence over
Have a strong emotional effect on
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
Lower in rank or position
inferior
lesser
lower
lowly
junior
low
minor
baser
supporting
subaltern
subalternate
lower-ranking
low-grade
low-ranking
bottom-rung
lower-class
entry-level
secondary
smaller
less
insignificant
humble
second-string
unimportant
reduced
mean
menial
servile
ancillary
slighter
subservient
second-class
second-rate
second-fiddle
obscure
minor-league
small-time
subsidiary
common
plebeian
ignoble
bush-league
petty
ordinary
unassuming
marginal
base
sub-
less important
lower-level
second
under
associate
proletarian
supplementary
supplemental
auxiliary
small
lowborn
low-born
unpretentious
bottom
low-life
lumpen
prole
vulgar
baseborn
assistant
poorer
diminished
dinky
small-fry
third-string
undersized
subjacent
poor
simple
meek
modest
gentle
unwashed
mild
submissive
docile
dutiful
lower-grade
retiring
reverential
mundane
withdrawing
everyday
obsequious
prosaic
vice-
cast down
unknown
lightweight
beneath
little-known
penny-ante
two-bit
tinier
little known
picayune
peripheral
petite
nether
bush
lessened
declassed
average
commonplace
lower rung
low-level
a notch under
trivial
unsubstantial
fewer
limited
shortened
depressed
minus
deficient
negative
declined
not so much
not as great
not so great
low-bred
plain
peasant
mediocre
undistinguished
deprived
lousy
demeaning
miserable
meager
US
measly
degrading
puny
middling
little
inglorious
paltry
scrubby
shabby
ignominious
wretched
contemptible
sorry
sad
pitiful
humdrum
lower in rank
lower in status
meagre
UK
second-banana
not very important
beneath someone
back seat
below someone
under someone's heel
not so important
reserve
alternative
backup
substitute
spare
alternate
fallback
attendant
younger
extra
relief
accessory
sub
youngest
fall-back
working-class
blue-collar
popular
abject
fawning
sycophantic
slavish
low-class
groveling
US
obeisant
unworthy
déclassé
lowlife
grovelling
UK
blue-singlet
plebby
of low birth
crude
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
obedient
self-abasing
unresisting
ingratiating
craven
bourgeois
cloth-cap
philistine
unsophisticated
traditional
banal
conventional
pedestrian
declassé
democratic
people's
grassroots
unambitious
buck
unskilled
boring
low-status
unaspiring
unimposing
unexceptional
routine
dull
vile
underprivileged
unrefined
severe
rough
unremarkable
inconsequential
uncouth
unfit
beggarly
sordid
tedious
basic
of low rank
more ❯
“He confined himself to the necessary but irksome expositions required by his
subordinate
rank.”
Adjective
▲
Of less or secondary importance
ancillary
auxiliary
secondary
subservient
subsidiary
supplementary
accessory
marginal
peripheral
additional
attendant
extra
less
smaller
adjuvant
collateral
contributory
insignificant
outranked
paltry
satellite
sub
tributary
of little account
of little importance
second-fiddle
second-class
second-string
second-rate
third-string
second-banana
supplemental
appurtenant
complementary
supporting
accompanying
supportive
accessorial
backup
assisting
minor
assistant
reserve
aiding
lesser
abetting
helpful
useful
add-on
serviceable
concomitant
spare
optional
added
bonus
appended
affixed
second
on the side
conducive
instrumental
associate
advantageous
beneficial
valuable
more
further
flunky
bush-league
roundabout
assisting in
helping
adjunctive
coincidental
related
lower-grade
lower-level
emergency
corresponding
coincident
substitute
subject
branch
lower
cooperative
junior
tributory
attending
incident
fallback
adminicular
back-up
adjunct
other
fall-back
back up
top-up
extramural
extracurricular
adscititious
incremental
derivative
relief
another
alternate
alternative
increased
reciprocal
correlative
associated
concurrent
fellow
joint
vocational
external
augmenting
connected
coexisting
coexistent
attached
following
with
more ❯
“That issue is
subordinate
to our primary concern.”
Adjective
▲
Of or pertaining to a minor league
minor-league
unimportant
lesser
secondary
petty
trivial
inconsiderable
small
inconsequential
paltry
negligible
lower
trifling
light
subsidiary
inferior
piddling
smaller
junior
low
casual
dinky
slight
accessory
dependent
under
minus
subaltern
tacky
younger
small-time
bush-league
second-string
small-fry
two-bit
below the mark
minor
insignificant
tributary
ancillary
subservient
inessential
niggling
satellite
measly
little
piffling
nominal
footling
picayune
nickel-and-dime
subject
fiddling
minute
incidental
pimping
nugatory
no-account
piddly
chicken
peanut
second-rate
lower-level
penny-ante
pettifogging
second-class
contemptible
frivolous
Mickey Mouse
irrelevant
lower-grade
scratch
de minimis
cheap
inconsequent
shallow
second
shoestring
of little account
base
vassal
smalltime
tiny
minuscule
token
inappreciable
derisory
insubstantial
foolish
pathetic
poxy
exiguous
beggarly
mingy
pitiful
small-bore
shabby
unconsiderable
not worth mentioning
not worth bothering about
of no account
peripheral
marginal
tangential
mean
non-essential
collateral
substract
less important
reserve
sub
feeding
side
shoot
nether
twopenny-halfpenny
poorer
lower rung
second-fiddle
low-level
potty
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree
obsequious
sycophantic
fawning
ingratiating
servile
unctuous
flattering
grovelling
UK
toadying
cringing
bootlicking
smarmy
abject
subservient
oily
slavish
oleaginous
slimy
soapy
submissive
toadyish
greasy
sucky
deferential
groveling
US
sycophantish
truckling
reverential
menial
kowtowing
obeisant
prostrate
snivelling
UK
sniveling
US
brownnosing
crouching
parasitical
beggarly
compliant
parasitic
spineless
complacent
compliable
enslaved
respectful
sneaking
stipendiary
subject
brown-nosing
arse-licking
ass-kissing
Uriah Heepish
mealy-mouthed
yielding
malleable
acquiescent
accommodating
amenable
tractable
manageable
unassertive
non-resisting
passive
obedient
biddable
dutiful
duteous
docile
ductile
pliant
meek
timid
mild
patient
resigned
forbearing
subdued
humble
self-effacing
spiritless
self-abasing
lamblike
supine
resistless
longanimous
nonresisting
nonresistant
giving-in
domesticated
comformable
unresisting
pliable
bowing down
uncomplaining
obeying
complying
tame
surrendering
law-abiding
soft
obliging
agreeable
amiable
placable
lowly
conformable
trainable
disciplinable
teachable
governable
controllable
handleable
under one's thumb
under the thumb
crawling
saccharine
smooth
craven
adulatory
slick
silver-tongued
gushing
fulsome
creeping
serving
charming
silken
honey-tongued
suave
smooth-tongued
cajoling
apple-polishing
sugary
glib
praising
disarming
creepy
suckholing
base
gushy
mean
smooth-talking
low
forelock-tugging
insincere
complimentary
sweet-talking
cloying
plausible
nauseating
honeyed
insinuating
excessively deferential
saponaceous
hagiographical
hagiographic
insinuative
ignoble
ingratiatory
buttery
appreciative
smug
arse-kissing
reptilian
applauding
sickening
wheedling
slippery
commending
hypocritical
timeserving
effusive
laudatory
smooth-spoken
insinuatory
suggestive
cringey
encomiastic
encomiastical
bowing and scraping
persuasive
soft-soaping
despicable
humiliating
admiring
favourable
UK
flannelling
blarneying
overly flattering
sycophant
bowing
scraping
cowering
conniving
gratifying
winsome
winning
endearing
supple
bland
coaxing
favorable
US
credible
cowardly
silky
eloquent
fast-talking
worshipping
UK
all over someone
convincing
eating crow
enthusiastic
glowing
commendatory
blandishing
worshipful
eating humble pie
rhapsodic
acclamatory
lionizing
US
eulogistic
highly favourable
rave
hard to resist
unskilled
lionising
UK
worshiping
US
boring
degrading
low-status
routine
dull
humdrum
sugarcoated
sorry
urbane
sweet
pleasing
demeaning
vile
inferior
low-grade
ignominious
phoney
UK
sweet-sounding
blue-collar
unworthy
creamy
pinguid
phony
US
tedious
common
baseborn
basic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Subsidiary to or less important than something
side
minor
secondary
lesser
marginal
incidental
peripheral
subsidiary
ancillary
irrelevant
lower
tangential
borderline
extraneous
immaterial
indirect
inessential
subservient
superficial
unimportant
non-essential
lower-level
less important
of little account
beside the point
on the side
not the main
supplementary
extrinsic
unnecessary
related
accidental
accessory
contingent
accompanying
concomitant
insignificant
trifling
negligible
trivial
small
inconsequential
slight
auxiliary
by-the-way
by-the-by
inconsiderable
petty
inferior
dispensable
nugatory
foolish
small-fry
frivolous
fiddling
little
minute
parenthetical
supervenient
expendable
contributing
contributory
nonessential
casual
Mickey Mouse
by the way
coincidental
concurrent
attendant
adventitious
alien
foreign
external
adscititious
of lesser importance than
less important than
lower than
needless
by the by
paltry
redundant
smaller
light
optional
nickel-and-dime
piddling
collateral
piffling
footling
unwanted
explanatory
qualifying
inserted
interposed
dinky
tacky
dependent
minus
low
second-string
below the mark
minimal
ornamental
gratuitous
unessential
cosmetic
unwarranted
unintended
noncompulsory
uncalled-for
not necessary
not essential
uncritical
not required
unrequired
unneeded
not needed
parenthetic
bracketed
resulting
episodic
intermediate
resultant
consequential
derivative
derived
in parentheses
in brackets
in parenthesis
background
of less importance
occasional
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Being at the mercy of
subject
captive
subjugated
controlled
subservient
dependent
governed
satellite
submissive
enslaved
inferior
obedient
ruled
secondary
servile
tributary
accountable
collateral
disposed
liable
slavish
susceptible
vulnerable
bound by
at one's feet
in danger of
subsidiary
puppet
ancillary
Adjective
▲
Having reliance on somebody or something
reliant
conditional
contingent
dependent
subject
relying
ancillary
appurtenant
conditioned
counting
depending
needful
provisory
reckoning
relative
subservient
susceptible
trusting
accessory to
controlled by
incidental to
liable to
regulated by
subject to
sustained by
under control of
provisional
based on
hingeing on
bound by
depending on
hanging on
resting on
contingent on
conditional on
dependent on
constrained by
based
tentative
swayed by
resultant from
susceptible to
related to
contingent upon
relative to
influenced by
relying on
determined by
Adjective
▲
Serving a secondary role
deputy
acting
assistant
stand-in
substitute
caretaker
fill-in
helping
provisional
proxy
representative
reserve
short-term
stopgap
supporting
surrogate
temporary
depute
expediential
pinch-hitting
second-string
ad interim
pro tempore
replacement
relief
backup
standby
emergency
auxiliary
alternate
interim
alternative
transitional
second
fallback
pro tem
supply
different
other
another
changeover
intervening
possible
provisory
provisionary
cover
extra
complementary
impromptu
adoptive
foster
holding
spare
rough and ready
back-up
non-standard
secondary
improvised
understudy
in reserve
delegated
adjutant
equivalent
double
sub
locum
supplementary
additional
supplemental
makeshift
substitutive
ancillary
supernumerary
tentative
fall-back
subsidiary
accessory
more
peripheral
further
new
appurtenant
subservient
contributory
fresh
surplus
added
increased
abetting
accessorial
supportive
collateral
farther
top-up
adjuvant
minor
lesser
duplicate
lower
add-on
accompanying
inferior
lower-level
second-rate
second-class
under
in store
one more
over-and-above
less important
aiding
support
assisting
unused
assisting in
leftover
free
reciprocal
correlative
optional
supererogatory
temp
augmenting
in addition
dummy
quick-and-dirty
make-do
rough-and-ready
throwaway
slapdash
junior
associate
superfluous
bonus
on the side
attendant
extraneous
excess
new-found
younger
adjunct
smaller
lowly
youngest
less
unimportant
low-ranking
back up
incidental
inessential
marginal
tangential
mean
non-essential
lower-ranking
second-fiddle
vice-
low-grade
sub-
dinky
dependent
tributary
minor-league
insignificant
small-fry
small-time
bush-league
small
subject
trivial
substract
inconsiderable
petty
of little account
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Imitative of the work of another artist, writer, etc., and usually disapproved of for that reason
derivative
unoriginal
copied
imitative
secondary
uninventive
plagiaristic
plagiarised
UK
plagiarized
US
rehashed
second-hand
echoic
non-innovative
trite
unimaginative
uninspired
banal
flat
hackneyed
secondhand
stale
stock
tired
warmed-up
copycat
cribbed
hacky
acquired
ancestral
borrowed
caused
cognate
connate
derived
evolved
hereditary
inferential
inferred
obtained
procured
worn out
old hat
coming from
not original
commonplace
dull
overused
corny
overworked
routine
stereotyped
pedestrian
common
ordinary
conventional
musty
clichéd
prosaic
well-worn
hack
timeworn
run-of-the-mill
shopworn
threadbare
vapid
platitudinous
predictable
played out
worn-out
humdrum
moth-eaten
cliche
bromidic
time-worn
hackney
cobwebby
obligatory
cornball
stereotypical
everyday
formulaic
set
mundane
vanilla
overdone
bland
boring
truistic
cliché
standard
hokey
dime-store
warmed-over
lacklustre
UK
quotidian
unexciting
uninteresting
lackluster
US
familiar tune
slavish
uninspiring
plain vanilla
worn
cliché-ridden
lifeless
bathetic
unexceptional
undistinguished
ready-made
well worn
mimic
indifferent
usual
sterile
apish
mimetic
workaday
average
uncreative
monotonous
epigonic
epigonous
insipid
hoary
canned
emulative
jejune
tedious
exhausted
chain
drained
mildewed
used-up
matter-of-fact
a dime a dozen
middle-of-the-road
unremarkable
mainstream
forgettable
unmemorable
spiritless
mediocre
unadventurous
dry
so-so
traditional
colourless
UK
barren
customary
stodgy
antiquated
familiar
bog-standard
formal
simulated
run of the mill
outmoded
outdated
obsolete
bush-league
ornery
characterless
half-pie
garden-variety
out-of-date
platitudinal
cliched
stereotypic
repetitious
colorless
US
pabulum
zero
square
tripe
uneventful
normal
prevalent
no great shakes
not so hot
not much cop
ho hum
counterfeit
not up to much
dull as dishwater
nothing to get excited about
nothing to write home about
derivational
standardized
US
rehearsed
second-rate
conventionalized
common or garden
unspontaneous
inane
mass-produced
typecast
ineffective
passionless
anaemic
UK
artificial
vieux jeu
standardised
UK
dreary
tiresome
old
old-hat
old-chestnut
old-saw
played-out
unimpressed
featureless
unmoved
ponderous
heavy-handed
yawn
mind-numbing
ho-hum
staple
worn thin
faked
representational
unvaried
wearisome
anemic
US
stupid
facile
cornfed
trivial
nowhere
nothing
noplace
dumb
blah
archaic
defunct
passé
phoned in
foetid
UK
past
out of date
dead
mawkish
zestless
fetid
US
yesterday's
out
bent
effete
prevailing
going
current
popular
regular
basic
gone off
typical
established
out of the ark
past their sell-by date
like a dinosaur
widespread
readily available
widely available
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
garden variety
standard-issue
submissive
hard
grovelling
UK
bond
dependent
oppressive
groveling
US
dime-a-dozen
obvious
unnoteworthy
middling
matter-of-course
starch
natural
plebeian
garden
lowly
unartistic
tame
ten a penny
boiler plate
unromantic
mimicking
similar
parrot-like
put-on
pseudo
copying
like
mock
onomatopoeic
artful
simulant
reflective
reflecting
emulous
following
parrot
forged
deceptive
silly
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Concerned with or relating to work in an office, especially routine documentation and administrative tasks
clerical
office
administrative
secretarial
typing
back-room
bookkeeping
bureaucratic
clerkly
desk
writing
book-keeping
clerkish
filing
keyboarding
pen-pushing
stenographic
white-collar
accounting
scribal
written
pink collar
white collar
Noun
▲
A person under the authority or control of another within an organization
junior
inferior
aide
assistant
second
underling
deputy
subaltern
adjutant
minion
apprentice
attendant
flunkey
henchman
lackey
mate
sidekick
dependant
helper
flunky
gofer
peon
scrub
serf
servant
understrapper
slave
right-hand man
right-hand woman
second in command
second fiddle
second string
third string
number two
girl Friday
man Friday
direct report
helpmate
coadjutor
follower
adjunct
aid
partner
accomplice
vassal
lieutenant
accessory
stooge
ally
companion
dogsbody
cohort
supporter
backup
hireling
retainer
associate
collaborator
secretary
colleague
abettor
helpmeet
hanger-on
friend
appointee
adherent
help
auxiliary
skivvy
coadjutant
backer
temp
menial
representative
right-hand person
fellow worker
instrument
tool
pawn
puppet
myrmidon
wingman
subject
yes-man
delegate
poodle
creature
temporary worker
confederate
varlet
acolyte
gal Friday
spaniel
personal assistant
satellite
toady
body man
disciple
parasite
agent
understudy
paraprofessional
sycophant
depute
second-in-command
employee
abetter
sucker
liege
liegeman
crony
aide-de-camp
ambassador
factotum
gopher
proxy
substitute
flatterer
fawner
legate
succorer
envoy
stand-in
valet
doormat
servitor
scullion
beginner
trainee
novice
reliever
surrogate
vice
fill-in
relief
manservant
footman
lickspittle
henchwoman
PA
second stringer
sub
patron
cooperator
minister
dependent
bootlicker
aider
camp follower
subsidiary
brown-noser
suck-up
coworker
heavy
bodyguard
reserve
minder
dupe
protagonist
crutch
shadow
protector
adjuvant
yes-person
adviser
confidante
pal
teammate
workmate
buddy
chum
comrade
cat's paw
attaché
successor designate
amigo
hatchet man
hatchet woman
aider and abetter
main man
loyal follower
playmate
co-worker
domestic
supply
commissioner
secondary person
spokesperson
procurator
attorney
assignee
rep
factor
commissary
drudge
supervisee
nuncio
vicegerent
locum
labourer
UK
representant
councillor
UK
dogcatcher
regent
replacement
locum tenens
councilor
US
consort
pupil
accompaniment
domestic servant
steward
daily
slavey
assembly member
galley slave
little guy
lightweight
bondsman
thrall
laborer
US
wage slave
relative
the second in command
upstart
squirt
maid of all work
staff member
worker
child
minor
small potato
conniver
hewers of wood and drawers of water
conspirator
plant
co-conspirator
ringer
coconspirator
partner in crime
stall
insider
fellow conspirator
shill
rellie
diplomat
vavasour
villein
helot
man
emissary
official
plenipotentiary
second banana
managee
ward
charge
consul
bondman
beneficiary
esne
bondservant
peasant
tenant
executive
administrator
progeny
offspring
fosterling
office-holder
dignitary
officeholder
liaison
premier
family member
cabinet member
prime minister
protege
hired help
hired hand
running dog
P.A.
go-between
intermediary
messenger
broker
negotiator
mediator
alternate
cover
standby
mouthpiece
spokesman
spokeswoman
pinch hitter
stopgap
courier
pinch-hitter
frontman
middleman
double
arbitrator
lawyer
successor
designated hitter
stand-by
intercessor
speaker
intermediate
voice
officer
mediary
mouth
prophet
member
nominee
manager
referee
interagent
front
prolocutor
interceder
medium
talker
champion
makeshift
dealer
alternative
ancillary
point man
point person
entrepreneur
intermediator
honest broker
matchmaker
spin doctor
helping hand
accredited messenger
runnerup
supporting role
chorus
second-rater
escort
temporary
herald
fallback
chargé
bedfellow
spare
agent general
sympathizer
US
ambassadress
right hand
executor
point of contact
cobber
sympathiser
UK
scout
internuncio
bearer
carrier
ambassador plenipotentiary
ambassador extraordinary
reeve
sales rep
trustee
handler
advocate
papal nuncio
expedient
resort
recourse
refuge
resource
expediency
hired gun
fellow traveler
middleperson
equivalent
substitution
vicar
catchpole
viceroy
senator
promoter
functionary
actor
proctor
principal
substitute agent
supplanter
changeling
succedaneum
conciliator
peacemaker
people's choice
temporary expedient
interposer
member of Congress
buffer
business manager
hand
moderator
negotiant
fugleman
spox
workman
outfit
band
pool
labor
US
operator
party
labour
UK
foot soldier
hired man
hired person
member of the workforce
member of staff
more ❯
“Be as firm with yourself as you would be with a
subordinate
who promised to do something by a certain time or date.”
Noun
▲
A former class of small freeholders who farm their own land
yeoman
assistant
attendant
churl
clerk
commoner
farmer
freeholder
servant
Noun
▲
All the people employed by a particular organization
staff
personnel
workforce
employees
workers
labour
UK
labourers
UK
manpower
payroll
agents
apprentices
cast
crew
faculty
force
hands
help
labor
US
laborers
US
office
pool
recruits
team
underling
workmen
assistants
attendants
cadre
corps
deputies
group
hirelings
interns
jobholders
liveware
man
officers
operative
operatives
operator
organisation
UK
people
servants
troop
troops
body
members
organization
US
paysheet
shop
hired hands
staff member
work force
hired help
labor force
labor pool
labour force
member of staff
office workers
white-collar workers
working people
factory floor
hired person
human resources
wage-earners
hired gun
hired man
job-holders
shop floor
company person
trained workers
foot soldier
member of the workforce
men and women
working stiff
workman
labourer
UK
worker
hand
employee
laborer
US
hireling
representative
hired hand
blue-collar worker
operators
mechanics
artisans
machinists
technicians
craftsmen
peons
members of staff
retainers
employes
engineers
drivers
artificers
proletariat
underlings
proletarians
breadwinners
wage earners
stiffs
staffs
workforces
foot soldiers
serfs
hired guns
rank and file
blue collar
tradesmen
journeymen
hard hat
conductors
craftspersons
blue-collar workers
farmhands
roustabouts
handlers
mechanicals
craftswomen
hands on deck
workwomen
working class
manual workers
salespersons
slaves
domestics
cogs
representatives
toilers
workhorses
clerks
dogsbodies
resources
desk jockeys
operants
maistry
practitioners
specialists
fitters
controllers
mech
nine-to-fivers
peasants
traders
tradespersons
rouseabouts
aides
khalasis
helpers
crewmen
field hands
farm workers
sailors
workpersons
mazdoors
labor forces
subordinates
teams
labour forces
work forces
payrolls
faculties
cadres
offices
pools
crews
paysheets
factory floors
casts
shops
men
groups
shop floors
grunts
longshoremen
stevedores
dockhands
dockworkers
drudges
dockers
workingwomen
workingmen
rousters
working girls
migrant workers
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make subservient
subjugate
subdue
subject
dominate
overpower
pacify
repress
suppress
conquer
defeat
vanquish
lick
master
quash
clobber
quell
overcome
crush
overwhelm
reduce
humble
best
trounce
bring someone to their knees
wipe the floor with
beat
bear down
worst
thrash
hammer
break
tame
get the better of
triumph over
put down
walk all over
make mincemeat of
gain mastery over
beat down
gain ascendancy over
overthrow
rout
drub
stuff
murder
tank
cream
own
surmount
demolish
hegemonize
skunk
overturn
be victorious over
enslave
trample
prevail over
blow out of the water
gain control of
get the upper hand over
keep under thumb
bring to heel
hold sway over
bring under the yoke
break someone's spirit
defeat utterly
pulverize
US
beat hollow
paste
pound
destroy
crucify
cane
slaughter
annihilate
massacre
flatten
dispatch
stop
get
win a resounding victory over
slam
subvert
shellac
upend
overmatch
take
overbear
trim
pulverise
UK
blow out
overrun
give someone a drubbing
take to the cleaners
turn inside out
give someone a hiding
extinguish
drop
chasten
win against
gain the upper hand over
do down
get around
get the upper hand
shut down
oppress
tyrannize
US
triumph
rule
coerce
force
colonize
US
underyoke
compel
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
colonise
UK
tyrannise
UK
reel back in
bring to knees
hold sway
rule over
kick around
expose
submit
imperil
endanger
treat
make liable
put in danger
put through
lay open
whip
control
smash
bury
total
overshadow
throw
upset
trash
wax
prevail
finish
waste
torpedo
bulldoze
stagger
immobilize
US
overawe
shellack
blank
stretch
dumbfound
immobilise
UK
knock out
put away
take out
gain a victory over
bowl over
render incapable
render powerless
gain control over
take care of
lay out
shut off
roll over
render helpless
run rings around
marmalize
wallop
whomp
smother
blow away
smoke
snow under
undo
whup
whop
skin
whap
dust
tromp
swamp
bomb
kill
pommel
grind down
ruin
bust
give someone a pasting
zap
floor
win
flog
wipe out
work over
walk over
outdo
devastate
lambaste
outmaneuver
US
sink
outmanoeuvre
UK
outplay
obliterate
outrun
put paid to
be victorious
run rings round
take it all
bash
bring to ruin
pip at the post
put an end to
trample underfoot
surpass
demoralize
US
outstrip
outclass
excel
steamroll
whack
deck
whitewash
top
slay
edge
tan
persecute
demoralise
UK
route
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
entrap
outjump
flax
outflank
butcher
ambush
overmaster
defeat heavily
hide
rise above
plow under
belt
cut to pieces
edge out
nose out
spank
bludgeon
maul
batter
thump
thresh
finish off
KO
mow down
win a victory over
run roughshod over
buffet
leather
torment
come out on top
wipe off map
pummel
US
baste
roll
slog
whale
take to cleaners
roll back
do
curry
keep down
treat harshly
strike down
rule with a rod of iron
take a stick to
rough up
punish
pummelled
UK
mess up
beat up
ride roughshod over
rule with an iron hand
chastise
hold down
pwn
pick apart
bung up
larrup
blast
steamroller
settle
shut out
drive off
put to flight
beat back
give a drubbing to
thwart
foil
checkmate
put to rout
clean up on
throw back in confusion
blow out of water
frustrate
outwit
circumvent
lather
discomfit
override
confound
run circles around
cook one's goose
fix one's wagon
wipe off the mat
mop up
take apart
succeed over
put someone in their place
crack down on
defeat easily
exceed
down
curb
weather
survive
eradicate
shock
stun
hurdle
render
outlive
transcend
eclipse
squash
win over
better
outshine
cap
astonish
render speechless
knock over
sweep
wreck
silence
prostrate
whelm
squelch
outperform
come out on top of
knock your socks off
overtop
trump
outmatch
outgun
knock for six
quelch
ice
strangle
domineer
cow
tower over
overtake
hose
outdistance
outrival
browbeat
bully
knock spots off
improve on
intimidate
dispirit
undermine
weaken
degrade
be better than
be successful
go one better than
do better than
shoot ahead of
put in the shade
slap down
prevail against
force down
stamp out
bear down on
clamp down on
blot out
put a stop to
snuff out
cripple
enfeeble
demote
terrorize
US
carry the day
get last laugh
take the cake
win through
be the victor
win out
gain a victory
take the prize
come first
gain mastery of
take the honours
win hands down
take the crown
victimize
US
incapacitate
impair
downgrade
disrate
humiliate
sap
dictate
order around
lord it over
dictate to
push around
order about
domineer over
treat brutally
victimise
UK
have someone under your thumb
rule despotically
terrorise
UK
impoverish
abuse
enervate
maltreat
bring down
wrong
cause instability
ill-treat
exploit
scourge
encumber
plague
overload
trample on
saddle
beset
be cruel to
ride
tyrannize over
aggrieve
put screws to
put the squeeze on
outrage
annoy
press
despotize
harass
torture
worry
tyrranize
weigh heavy upon
distress
harry
hound
put upon
strain
handicap
vex
tax
pick on
be brutal to
more ❯
“They sought to
subordinate
the citizens to the control of the state.”
Verb
▲
To treat as of less value or importance
deprecate
diminish
degrade
denigrate
downplay
minimise
UK
minimize
US
trivialise
UK
trivialize
US
depreciate
discount
downgrade
lower
minify
undervalue
belittle
demean
run down
detract from
“Their actions would ultimately
subordinate
the integrity of the judicial system to personal agendas.”
Verb
▲
To have power and influence over
dominate
control
rule
direct
govern
subjugate
command
domineer
influence
master
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
boss
hegemonize
overpower
bully
intimidate
lead
oppress
conquer
dictate
eclipse
overshadow
subdue
subject
sway
vanquish
head
monopolise
UK
monopolize
US
outshine
overbear
overrule
pacify
handle
preponderate
run
preside over
head up
rule the roost
take over
be in control of
exercise control over
prevail over
push about
push around
be in charge of
be in command of
have ascendancy over
walk all over
boss about
boss around
have mastery over
rule the roost in
trample on
be in the saddle
be the boss of
have the upper hand in
have the upper hand over
have upper hand
hold sway over
ride roughshod over
run the show
be at the helm
call the shots
have the whip hand over
keep under thumb
lay down the law
sit on top of
call the tune
have one's way
lead by the nose
wear the trousers
play first fiddle
have under one's thumb
manage
guide
supervise
oversee
superintend
administer
captain
administrate
browbeat
regulate
predominate
persecute
conduct
order about
reign
overlook
prevail
be at the helm of
order around
steward
reign over
bulldoze
repress
steer
have control of
be the leader of
torment
order
lord it over
suppress
hold down
organize
US
pilot
hold sway
pressurize
US
organise
UK
have charge of
have authority over
give orders to
hector
be in power over
enslave
pressurise
UK
keep down
harass
operate
tyrannize over
helm
orchestrate
mastermind
rule with an iron hand
rule with a rod of iron
crush
execute
run things
abuse
maltreat
terrorize
US
be the head of
threaten
menace
carry out
railroad
exploit
tend
terrorise
UK
coerce
quarterback
hound
chair
harry
dictate to
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
torture
discipline
rule over
treat harshly
micromanage
pull the strings
use strong-arm tactics on
ride
throw your weight around
be in charge
be in the driver's seat
be in the driving seat
advise
take charge of
be responsible for
take the chair of
overcome
wrong
manipulate
victimize
US
dragoon
give orders
cow
strong-arm
tell someone what to do
badger
push
spearhead
override
hassle
bluster
front
victimise
UK
address
negotiate
domineer over
swagger
keep
field
heckle
lean on
overwhelm
trample
aggrieve
tyrranize
distress
treat
officiate
take
plague
carry on
take in hand
deal with
wield
work
be overbearing
annoy
be in power
ill-treat
preside
worry
hack
hold the reins
assume command of
kick around
grind down
hold office
trample underfoot
put down
be cruel to
call the signals
bring someone to their knees
be the boss
wear the crown
throw one's weight about
bend to your will
pick on
be brutal to
corner the market
outnumber
superabound
determine
reign supreme
act
host
act the tin god
yoke
detract from
arbitrate
call
introduce
have power over
render
see
observe
judge
mediate
moderate
pull rank on
coordinate
try to control
take charge
occupy throne
exercise authority
assume command
hold dominion
impose one's will on
squelch
squash
lord over
serve the people
engineer
have command over
be in driver's seat
dictate terms
be pre-eminent over
call the shots on
crack the whip
point in the right direction
take the reins
dispose
have the say
control the affairs of
put on the right track
shepherd
call the shots of
assume command over
keep under
disfranchise
drive
coach
marshal
UK
officer
marshall
US
be on duty
bullyrag
hobble
disenfranchise
deprive
keep in subjection
keep in submission
outweigh
chivvy
maintain
tend to
take the chair
hold dominion over
have authority
exercise authority over
lead the way
take the reins of
be in authority over
exercise power
get hooks into
minister
mau-mau
blackjack
bogart
scourge
instruct
honcho
ply
watch
disparage
taunt
scold
berate
steamroller
facilitate
call upon
call the shots in
care for
take forward
be dominant
take the helm
watch over
engage in
tell
be head of
call the tune in
take away someone's human rights
encumber
overload
saddle
beset
bring under the yoke
put screws to
put the squeeze on
outrage
overthrow
press
despotize
weigh heavy upon
force
smother
put upon
strain
bring to heel
handicap
vex
tax
beat down
reproach
revile
bother
pester
provoke
triumph
obtain
irritate
tease
nag
bait
mistreat
carry most weight
scare
tackle
afflict
upbraid
haze
grip
be prevalent
manhandle
occupy
have the upper hand
be in control
be supreme
be autocratic
misuse
frighten
get the upper hand
carry weight
mishandle
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
swing
serve
play
hold power
be customary
be the order of the day
treat brutally
have someone under your thumb
rule despotically
play the heavy with
ill-use
mess over
take care of
contend with
get a handle on
behave toward
apply oneself to
cope with
give attention to
grapple with
attend to
sort out
act toward
get to grips with
affect
regiment
besteer
bewield
have influence
sit in power
wield the sceptre
be queen
have control
be monarch
be sovereign
occupy the throne
be king
sit on the throne
puppeteer
squeeze
bend
henpeck
have a hold over
hold purse strings
have something in the palm of one's hand
push buttons
have someone in one's hip pocket
have someone in the palm of one's hand
hold the purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
be in saddle
push the buttons
put the screws on
in the driver's seat
more ❯
Verb
▲
Have a strong emotional effect on
overwhelm
overcome
affect
disturb
dumbfound
move
prostrate
stir
stun
devastate
floor
impress
shake
stagger
strike
touch
daze
dazzle
oppress
overmaster
spellbind
swamp
whelm
bowl over
make emotional
bewilder
blow away
confound
confuse
crush
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
destroy
downgrade
grind
kill
leave speechless
overpower
puzzle
shatter
shock
snow under
steamroller
surprise
take aback
upset
wreck
get to
knock sideways
do in
hit for six
knock for six
render speechless
sweep someone off their feet
run circles around
take your breath away
amaze
astonish
astound
stupefy
flabbergast
startle
nonplus
awe
grind down
strike dumb
rock
thunderstrike
overawe
shake up
throw
disconcert
dumfound
surprize
knock out
perplex
leave open-mouthed
knock the stuffing out of
bedazzle
fascinate
take by surprise
hypnotize
US
discompose
blow your mind
stop someone in their tracks
excite
leave aghast
hypnotise
UK
flummox
unnerve
bemuse
faze
boggle
numb
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
catch off balance
baffle
traumatize
US
befuddle
distress
razzle-dazzle
befog
addle
traumatise
UK
jolt
stump
benumb
unsettle
buffalo
get
carry away
electrify
knock over
knock for a loop
hit like a ton of bricks
throw a curve
mystify
blind
bamboozle
discombobulate
blur
vex
greatly upset
disorient
muddle
fuddle
fox
horrify
beat
appal
UK
provoke
fog
abash
gravel
maze
distract
consternate
grandstand
petrify
jar
dismay
pose
appall
US
sweep off feet
alarm
knock over with feather
take the wind out of your sails
boggle the mind
knock your socks off
spring on
sweep away
enchant
captivate
break
glitz
psych
break someone's heart
sweep over
muddy
gobsmack
chagrin
disorientate
put one away
besot
hit
psych out
fill with wonder
fill with amazement
make speechless
put away
throw off balance
give a shock
discomfit
rattle
dizzy
disorder
bring around
throw for a loop
strike with awe
cause wonder
put out of action
throw into a tizzy
knock senseless
outrage
offend
revolt
disgust
cow
terrify
frighten
sicken
scandalize
US
nauseate
disquiet
agitate
grip
repel
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