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▲
Adjective
Lower in rank or position
Of less or secondary importance
Of generally low importance
Humble in position or status
Obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree
Being at the mercy of
Having reliance on somebody or something
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 person sent or authorized to represent others
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
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
Lower in rank or position
inferior
lesser
lower
lowly
junior
low
minor
baser
supporting
subaltern
subalternate
lower-ranking
low-grade
low-ranking
second-fiddle
bottom-rung
second-class
second-string
lower-class
second-rate
third-string
entry-level
second-banana
secondary
subsidiary
ancillary
unimportant
smaller
subservient
petty
lower-level
incidental
accessory
insignificant
marginal
supplementary
under
dependent
small-fry
bush-league
small
inessential
less
peripheral
less important
dinky
minor-league
small-time
non-essential
trivial
inconsiderable
lower-grade
second
auxiliary
assistant
tangential
sub-
extraneous
tributary
humble
inconsequential
negligible
of little account
vice-
paltry
trifling
reserve
mean
servile
unnecessary
associate
immaterial
irrelevant
slight
poorer
reduced
younger
extrinsic
accidental
casual
satellite
beside the point
menial
subject
supplemental
backup
little
bottom
relief
sub
light
nether
collateral
slighter
side
subjacent
parenthetical
deputy
piddling
dispensable
nonessential
related
expendable
by-the-way
by-the-by
by the way
minus
tacky
indirect
two-bit
fall-back
below the mark
low-level
lower rung
vassal
helping
feeding
substract
beneath
tinier
diminished
petite
by the by
lessened
smalltime
alternative
spare
alternate
substitute
fallback
attendant
extra
mediocre
unpretentious
youngest
base
undistinguished
unassuming
borderline
superficial
demeaning
miserable
degrading
puny
middling
common
lousy
ordinary
meager
US
measly
inglorious
resultant
resulting
needless
accompanying
scrubby
shabby
wretched
contemptible
sorry
pitiful
plebeian
ignominious
sad
ignoble
humdrum
concomitant
redundant
minute
undersized
low-born
lower in rank
lower in status
meagre
UK
frivolous
optional
nugatory
contingent
fiddling
not the main
on the side
consequential
unwanted
beneath someone
below someone
under someone's heel
not very important
back seat
not so important
ornamental
gratuitous
cosmetic
unwarranted
unessential
derivative
derived
foolish
explanatory
qualifying
inserted
interposed
uncritical
unrequired
noncompulsory
unneeded
not necessary
not essential
not needed
uncalled-for
not required
unintended
background
occasional
parenthetic
bracketed
Mickey Mouse
of less importance
episodic
intermediate
in parentheses
in brackets
in parenthesis
bush
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
outranked
satellite
sub
tributary
supplemental
accompanying
supporting
appurtenant
complementary
supportive
minor
assisting
lesser
accessorial
backup
concomitant
assistant
aiding
add-on
reserve
lower
coincidental
second-class
second-fiddle
abetting
optional
added
bonus
appended
affixed
second
on the side
spare
inferior
associate
contingent
roundabout
concurrent
helping
adjunctive
related
less important than
more
adscititious
contributing
lower-grade
lower-level
further
corresponding
coincident
attending
of lesser importance than
incident
adminicular
subject
branch
helpful
serviceable
cooperative
junior
useful
tributory
supervenient
relief
alternate
substitute
top-up
fall-back
extramural
fallback
extracurricular
replacement
standby
surrogate
alternative
proxy
deputy
stand-in
fill-in
pinch-hitting
incremental
derivative
another
increased
reciprocal
correlative
augmenting
associated
fellow
joint
vocational
external
connected
coexisting
coexistent
attached
following
with
temporary
acting
provisional
stopgap
caretaker
interim
locum
provisionary
intervening
provisory
makeshift
substitutive
supernumerary
transitional
tentative
pro tem
ad interim
second-string
pro tempore
short-term
emergency
other
cover
adjunct
back-up
back up
more ❯
“That issue is
subordinate
to our primary concern.”
Adjective
▲
Of generally low importance
insignificant
trifling
negligible
unimportant
inconsequential
nominal
trivial
slight
small
paltry
minor
piddling
niggling
measly
piffling
footling
picayune
inessential
inconsiderable
inferior
nugatory
piddly
frivolous
light
inconsequent
irrelevant
nickel-and-dime
Mickey Mouse
de minimis
of little account
of little importance
little
petty
fiddling
minute
no-account
pimping
chicken
peanut
penny-ante
pettifogging
lower
junior
contemptible
lesser
secondary
casual
two-bit
shoestring
scratch
cheap
shallow
base
tiny
minuscule
token
inappreciable
derisory
insubstantial
incidental
exiguous
foolish
pathetic
beggarly
small-fry
poxy
mingy
pitiful
small-bore
small-time
shabby
unconsiderable
not worth bothering about
of no account
not worth mentioning
twopenny-halfpenny
potty
worthless
minimal
of no consequence
insufficient
inadequate
miserable
meagre
UK
immaterial
of no importance
meaningless
dinky
meager
US
of little consequence
pointless
non-essential
lightweight
infinitesimal
peripheral
puny
scanty
silly
superficial
imperceptible
marginal
valueless
ignorable
nonessential
mean
peppercorn
of no moment
not worth speaking of
idle
useless
time-wasting
flimsy
miserly
mere
skimpy
insulting
extraneous
mild
stingy
lousy
unnecessary
outrageous
beside the point
neither here nor there
futile
subsidiary
impractical
unessential
common
smaller
low
pitiable
wretched
sorry
scant
twopenny
toytown
unconsequential
ungenerous
second-string
empty
faint
hardly worth mentioning
unsubstantial
ridiculous
absurd
ludicrous
laughable
risible
preposterous
slender
neglectable
nondescript
hair-splitting
purportless
senseless
fussy
vain
hollow
loitering
jejune
inane
idling
vapid
insipid
banal
frothy
niggly
hairsplitting
nothing
of no merit
zero
zilch
tinpot
zip
null
indifferent
unconsidered
runt
inappropriate
wimpy
shrimp
of no value
second-rate
no biggie
small potatoes
two bit
entry level
of no significance
big zero
of minor importance
of little import
no big deal
no big thing
all the same
low-ranking
everyday
of no great concern
no great shakes
commonplace
low priority
trite
wanky
momentary
diminutive
atomic
microscopic
skin-deep
evanescent
vanishing
more ❯
“But at the same time, these covenants are stated to be minor and
subordinate
, and not going to the essence of the contract, nor to the whole of the consideration.”
Adjective
▲
Humble in position or status
lowly
humble
inferior
common
plebeian
low
proletarian
ignoble
mean
lowborn
baseborn
vulgar
lumpen
prole
unwashed
ordinary
poor
simple
modest
obscure
base
peasant
plain
menial
gentle
meek
mild
deprived
lower-class
low-ranking
low-life
low-born
low-bred
cast down
working-class
undistinguished
declassed
popular
plebby
of low birth
low-class
commonplace
unpretentious
déclassé
lowlife
unimportant
underprivileged
meager
US
unrefined
unremarkable
contemptible
inconsequential
inglorious
measly
blue-singlet
scrubby
puny
miserable
petty
beggarly
meagre
UK
uncouth
paltry
pitiful
blue-collar
of low rank
crude
average
servile
dishonorable
US
unworthy
dishonourable
UK
cloth-cap
middling
bourgeois
second-class
traditional
unsophisticated
banal
conventional
pedestrian
grassroots
democratic
people's
second-rate
philistine
declassé
insignificant
rough
severe
wretched
trivial
shabby
sordid
humdrum
unfit
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree
obsequious
sycophantic
fawning
ingratiating
servile
unctuous
grovelling
UK
toadying
cringing
bootlicking
smarmy
abject
subservient
oily
slavish
oleaginous
slimy
soapy
submissive
toadyish
greasy
sucky
deferential
groveling
US
sycophantish
truckling
reverential
kowtowing
obeisant
snivelling
UK
sniveling
US
brownnosing
parasitical
compliant
parasitic
spineless
compliable
respectful
brown-nosing
arse-licking
ass-kissing
Uriah Heepish
mealy-mouthed
meek
docile
dutiful
lowly
prostrate
gentle
retiring
unassuming
withdrawing
yielding
malleable
acquiescent
accommodating
amenable
tractable
manageable
unassertive
non-resisting
passive
obedient
biddable
duteous
ductile
pliant
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
conformable
menial
trainable
disciplinable
teachable
governable
controllable
handleable
under one's thumb
under the thumb
complaisant
persuadable
cooperative
willing
persuasible
manipulable
impressionable
easy
tolerant
adaptable
suggestible
polite
reverent
workable
susceptible
quiet
regardful
unresistant
well-behaved
good
accepting
tolerating
disciplined
unprotesting
attentive
orderly
influenceable
easily influenced
courteous
gullible
indulgent
easy-going
flexible
lenient
milky
deferent
peaceable
considerate
easily handled
low
mean
trusting
easygoing
mannerly
long-suffering
restrained
susceptive
weak-kneed
enduring
forgiving
moldable
crawling
flattering
creeping
devoted
unquestioning
cowed
conformist
civil
accordant
weak
loyal
faithful
well-mannered
easily led
like putty in your hands
go-with-the-flow
supple
transformable
bendy
assenting
craven
cowardly
docious
stoical
thoughtful
non-resistant
receptive
base
credulous
in one's power
in one's clutches
in one's pocket
under control
downtrodden
cool
cowering
peaceful
well disciplined
subject
game
at beck and call
venerating
solicitous
well trained
naive
civilized
US
stoic
forelock-tugging
excessively deferential
apple-polishing
calm
suasible
well behaved
charitable
civilised
UK
suckholing
despicable
easily swayed
responsive
weak-willed
tranquil
good-natured
feeble-minded
well mannered
rolls with punches
putty in one's hands
with the patience of Job
humiliating
administrable
consenting
assentient
consentient
domestic
tameable
quiescent
acceding
awed
tamable
agreeing
conforming
approving
dancing
convincible
at one's mercy
a slave to
adulatory
trained
untroublesome
convenient
amendable
ingratiatory
controlled
acquiescing
assentive
conscientious
gracious
ready
shy
unobtrusive
demure
rulable
dedicated
easily persuaded
encourageable
bowing
spongy
seemly
responsible
decorous
decent
wormlike
courtly
admiring
chivalrous
gallant
conciliatory
crouching
submitting
punctilious
sheepish
supplicatory
filial
non-violent
obligatory
binding
arse-kissing
timorous
unambitious
hesitant
tentative
apprehensive
fearful
bowing and scraping
mellow
beggarly
ignoble
appreciative
nonviolent
ruly
mim
self-conscious
selfless
childlike
usable
complacent
observant
incumbent on
sheeplike
hearsome
honoring
US
honouring
UK
at peace
laid-back
eating crow
well-trained
generous
friendly
easily manipulated
eating humble pie
permissive
wrapped around finger
on a string
understanding
composed
ingenuous
unsuspecting
good-tempered
unflappable
good-humored
US
good-humoured
UK
pusillanimous
honey-tongued
insincere
smooth-tongued
slick
silver-tongued
smooth-talking
smooth
exploitable
pushover
prone
imperturbable
serene
even-tempered
unexcitable
dominated
innocent
tender
open
persistent
persevering
philosophical
kind
subjugated
bullied
browbeaten
weak-minded
changeable
saccharine
nauseating
slippery
endearing
cloying
insinuating
wheedling
cajoling
winsome
winning
sickening
disarming
compassionate
deceivable
oppressed
impressible
equanimous
untiring
mild-tempered
unruffled
self-possessed
inexcitable
dupable
clement
intimidated
repressed
insinuative
timeserving
creepy
charming
serving
silken
merciful
pampering
liberal
unsuspicious
mollycoddling
deludable
lax
unoppressive
pardoning
moderate
benign
temperate
unburdensome
humoring
US
spoiling
excusing
light
condoning
sympathetic
fleeceable
impassive
philosophic
fortitudinous
nagged
constrained
uxorious
wide-eyed
humouring
UK
self-controlled
self-restrained
henpecked
over-trustful
over-trusting
yellow-bellied
without guts
ground down
led by the nose
easily deceived
able to be influenced
easily taken in
easily taken advantage of
readily taken advantage of
treated like dirt
without a mind of one's own
in fear of one's partner
tied to someone's apron strings
subjected to nagging
wife-ridden
under someone's heel
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
depending on
hingeing on
reliant on
resting on
dependent on
hanging on
determined by
contingent on
tentative
bound by
contingent upon
conditional on
constrained by
based
providing
provided
swayed by
resultant from
susceptible to
related to
relative to
influenced by
relying on
tied to
bound up with
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
derivational
conventional
groveling
US
hard
dependent
oppressive
grovelling
UK
submissive
bond
slavish
faithful
boring
dull
lacking originality
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
aid
follower
adjunct
partner
vassal
stooge
dogsbody
cohort
lieutenant
accomplice
accessory
hireling
retainer
ally
collaborator
associate
colleague
abettor
companion
secretary
backup
helpmeet
hanger-on
supporter
friend
help
adherent
skivvy
auxiliary
coadjutant
backer
temp
appointee
menial
right-hand person
fellow worker
instrument
tool
pawn
puppet
myrmidon
wingman
subject
yes-man
poodle
creature
temporary worker
varlet
acolyte
gal Friday
spaniel
satellite
toady
body man
personal assistant
disciple
parasite
paraprofessional
sycophant
confederate
representative
abetter
employee
second-in-command
sucker
liege
liegeman
crony
aide-de-camp
factotum
gopher
flatterer
fawner
beginner
trainee
novice
succorer
understudy
valet
doormat
servitor
scullion
delegate
reliever
depute
manservant
footman
lickspittle
vice
henchwoman
second stringer
patron
cooperator
dependent
bootlicker
aider
camp follower
subsidiary
PA
brown-noser
suck-up
coworker
heavy
bodyguard
minder
dupe
shadow
protector
adjuvant
yes-person
reserve
adviser
confidante
pal
agent
crutch
buddy
chum
teammate
workmate
comrade
cat's paw
attaché
amigo
hatchet man
hatchet woman
aider and abetter
main man
enabler
loyal follower
playmate
successor designate
co-worker
domestic
secondary person
drudge
supervisee
labourer
UK
consort
conniver
pupil
accompaniment
locum
coconspirator
bondsman
thrall
domestic servant
steward
daily
slavey
conspirator
plant
stall
insider
galley slave
little guy
lightweight
shill
laborer
US
wage slave
relative
co-conspirator
upstart
squirt
maid of all work
fellow conspirator
staff member
worker
partner in crime
child
minor
small potato
hewers of wood and drawers of water
vavasour
villein
helot
rellie
protege
second banana
managee
bondman
beneficiary
esne
bondservant
peasant
tenant
proxy
substitute
ward
charge
sub
stand-in
fill-in
relief
progeny
offspring
fosterling
hired help
hired hand
running dog
surrogate
family member
P.A.
accessary
oppo
right arm
offsider
second self
team-mate
co-partner
compatriot
compeer
bedfellow
confrere
sympathizer
US
fellow traveler
fellow
administrative assistant
consociate
sympathiser
UK
cobber
right-hand girl
escort
runner
right-hand-man
number-two
messenger
helping hand
go-to person
right hand
runnerup
supporting role
chorus
second-rater
administrator
affiliate
acquaintance
confrère
fellow traveller
team player
ADC
staffer
promoter
colluder
contact
connection
peer
hobnobber
offshoot
pard
one of the folks
running mate
business partner
kissing cousin
hand
confidant
alter ego
fidus Achates
intermediary
booker
concierge
workman
outfit
band
pool
labor
US
operator
party
labour
UK
man
replacement
foot soldier
hired man
hired person
member of the workforce
member of staff
cover
equivalent
stopgap
standby
substitution
alternative
ancillary
designated hitter
alternate
pinch hitter
pinch-hitter
supplanter
double
successor
changeling
temporary expedient
succedaneum
stand-by
locum tenens
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 person sent or authorized to represent others
minister
representative
agent
delegate
envoy
deputy
proxy
ambassador
factor
attorney
emissary
commissary
procurator
legate
assignee
rep
aide
assistant
plenipotentiary
liaison
consul
diplomat
lieutenant
underling
administrator
executive
servant
dignitary
go-between
spokesperson
commissioner
surrogate
intermediary
broker
depute
nuncio
messenger
negotiator
appointee
substitute
courier
spokesman
stand-in
spokeswoman
mediator
frontman
mouthpiece
lawyer
regent
proctor
manager
chargé
member
nominee
steward
replacement
alternate
mediary
supervisor
middleman
accredited messenger
backup
executor
understudy
legation
agent general
point of contact
sales rep
reeve
representant
minister plenipotentiary
special envoy
viceroy
catchpole
senator
vicar
front
pinch hitter
people's choice
member of Congress
trustee
handler
advocate
officer
middleperson
promoter
principal
factotum
functionary
actor
abettor
business manager
intercessor
intermediate
arbitrator
referee
interceder
medium
interagent
dealer
intermediator
conciliator
peacemaker
interposer
buffer
entrepreneur
matchmaker
honest broker
link
linkperson
contact
linkman
linkwoman
contact man
contact woman
interdealer broker
contact person
liaison officer
more ❯
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
master
crush
quell
overwhelm
oppress
defeat
overcome
quash
clobber
vanquish
bring someone to their knees
reduce
humble
beat
wipe the floor with
best
lick
trounce
gain mastery over
put down
walk all over
beat down
gain ascendancy over
bear down
thrash
worst
hammer
break
control
enslave
tame
triumph over
get the better of
make mincemeat of
keep down
gain control of
hold sway over
bring to heel
rout
overthrow
drub
cream
stuff
own
tyrannize
US
murder
surmount
tank
skunk
hegemonize
demolish
overturn
trample
tyrannise
UK
prevail over
be victorious over
blow out of the water
rule over
bring under the yoke
get the upper hand over
render incapable
render powerless
keep under thumb
render helpless
break someone's spirit
dispatch
stop
get
upend
overmatch
take
overbear
trim
overrun
tread
tread on
keep under
destroy
extinguish
paste
annihilate
drop
chasten
shellac
slaughter
crucify
flatten
win against
massacre
pound
pulverize
US
do down
get around
shut down
gain the upper hand over
get the upper hand
slam
cane
subvert
pulverise
UK
blow out
give someone a drubbing
defeat utterly
give someone a hiding
take to the cleaners
win a resounding victory over
beat hollow
turn inside out
maltreat
persecute
abuse
torment
hound
harass
intimidate
torture
triumph
mistreat
browbeat
coerce
force
menace
domineer
colonize
US
enthrall
US
underyoke
victimize
US
terrorize
US
threaten
colonise
UK
enthral
UK
brutalize
US
plague
rule
bully
trample on
be cruel to
tyrannize over
steamroller
push around
trample underfoot
weigh heavy upon
victimise
UK
ill-treat
treat harshly
ride roughshod over
brutalise
UK
terrorise
UK
be brutal to
reel back in
bring to knees
hold sway
kick around
expose
submit
imperil
endanger
treat
make liable
put in danger
put through
lay open
whip
smash
bury
total
overshadow
throw
upset
trash
wax
prevail
finish
waste
torpedo
bulldoze
stagger
immobilize
US
shellack
blank
stretch
dumbfound
overawe
immobilise
UK
knock out
put away
take out
gain a victory over
bowl over
take care of
shut off
roll over
gain control over
lay out
marmalize
run rings around
outdo
undo
surpass
outplay
wallop
whomp
outclass
give someone a pasting
outstrip
smother
top
kill
walk over
excel
blow away
smoke
whup
skin
whop
whap
dust
pommel
win
tromp
bomb
wipe out
run rings round
snow under
zap
outshine
outmanoeuvre
UK
flog
better
outrun
swamp
outmaneuver
US
trump
outperform
outmatch
rise above
work over
be victorious
pip at the post
give a drubbing to
floor
transcend
exceed
bust
lambaste
sink
eclipse
outdistance
outwit
spank
outflank
outgun
take it all
put paid to
bash
put in the shade
run circles around
do better than
down
steamroll
whack
hurdle
deck
ruin
whitewash
slay
edge
tan
route
obliterate
outjump
shipwreck
flax
butcher
outhit
decimate
ambush
entrap
cap
win over
plow under
hide
outsmart
belt
edge out
nose out
overtop
maul
batter
thump
bludgeon
thresh
finish off
run roughshod over
KO
mow down
win a victory over
outrival
grind down
leather
buffet
bring to ruin
take to cleaners
roll back
put an end to
pass
be better than
come out on top
outpace
pummel
US
baste
roll
whale
slog
tower over
outstep
outhussle
do
curry
cut to pieces
strike down
put to shame
gain the advantage over
take a stick to
wipe off the map
chastise
rough up
go one better than
go one better
punish
pummelled
UK
mess up
pwn
beat up
defeat heavily
improve upon
go beyond
pick apart
bung up
humiliate
curb
weather
survive
devastate
shock
stun
outlive
render
muller
knock over
topple
come out on top of
knock your socks off
thwart
foil
checkmate
overtake
hose
circumvent
frustrate
blast
settle
knock spots off
improve on
raze to the ground
confound
discomfit
override
overmaster
do in
knock the stuffing out of
dispose of
outcompete
shoot ahead of
larrup
make a fool of
get one up on
mop up
take apart
succeed over
overstep
scoop
be more than a match for
get one over on
strike
capsize
turn over
put someone in their place
shut out
drive off
beat back
put to flight
clean up on
put to rout
blow out of water
throw back in confusion
knock for six
defeat easily
slap about
sweep
outrank
out-think
dwarf
upstage
carry the day
take the prize
prevail against
be successful
get last laugh
come first
take the cake
win through
gain mastery of
take the honours
be the victor
win hands down
win out
take the crown
gain a victory
be superior to
leave standing
outvie
leave
tower
tower above
walk away from
be head and shoulders above
leave behind
be a cut above
win the race
lather
cook one's goose
fix one's wagon
wipe off the mat
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
supervise
oversee
superintend
administer
regulate
guide
overlook
administrate
steward
captain
tend
quarterback
discipline
predominate
micromanage
affect
regiment
bewield
besteer
puppeteer
pull the strings
reign over
have authority over
hold the reins
be the boss
run things
be in saddle
have someone in the palm of one's hand
be in the driving seat
have a hold over
hold purse strings
hold the purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
push buttons
deal with
have something in the palm of one's hand
call the signals
have someone in one's hip pocket
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