Subordinates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBORDINATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBORDINATE, to make subject or subservient
• treat or regard as of lesser importance than something else
• make subservient to or dependent on something else
NOUN:
• a person under the authority or control of another within an organization
ADJECTIVE:
• lower in rank or position
• of less or secondary importance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• placed in or occupying a lower class, rank, or position; inferior

Words related to SUBORDINATES

subordinate14

Words that contain SUBORDINATES

insubordinates17

How to use SUBORDINATES in a sentence

• But he was popular with the army and his subordinates, and if he offended his superiors his soldiers were devoted to him, and looked upon him as a second Napoleon.
• He has two assistants and thousands of subordinates, some in Washington and others throughout the country.
• Early in the morning, my two subordinates came to make their report.
• There can be no doubt that such eccentric habits prevented Michelangelo from inspiring his subordinates with due respect.
• And that duel, on which depended all that our Europe has since become, had great Russia and gallant Spain and our own glorious island only as subordinates or seconds.
• He himself was of peasant origin, and so were a large part of his subordinates and helpers.
• His subordinates in command, however, were far more active.
• In all trades and professions the hours and work of the subordinates are much less than in England.
• It was Alice who managed everything, giving directions where each one of her subordinates was to stay, and what they were to do in case of an attack.
• You will be deaf to these reports, and order your subordinates to be the same.
• His subordinates were afraid to tell him of failure.
• It is only fair to add that, if the rogues all retire together, I shall probably keep my subordinates in reserve.
• As soon as I and my subordinates were assembled together outside the church, I intimated my intention of still following the other cab in spite of what had occurred.
• His subordinates are responsible to him for the proper discharge of their duties, and he in his turn to the Commissioners.
• He was an admirable executive officer, self-reliant, powerful, courageous and enterprising, with little respect for the discontent of subordinates.
• With great pertinacity he represented that his subordinates could do all that had to be done at the base.
• His place was where he could be in touch with his subordinates and his superiors.
• There was a difference of opinion between the engineer in charge and one of his immediate subordinates as to the route which should be followed.
• Leaving the front a sufficient time before dawn Major Wells and his subordinates went back to the fifth line trench.
• The Commander-in-Chief confirmed all the censures passed by his subordinates and added some of his own.
• I do not yet see what the jurisdiction of bishops over their subordinates is to be, or whether they are to have any jurisdiction at all.

Similar words containing ORDINATE without suffix s and without prefix sub

ordinate9 ordinated11 ordinates10 coordinate13 inordinate11 ordinately14 coordinated15 coordinates14 disordinate13 subordinate14 coordinately18 incoordinate15 inordinately16 subordinated16 disordinately18 insubordinate16 subordinately19 superordinate16 uncoordinated17 coordinateness17 inordinateness15 insubordinates17 superordinated18 superordinates17 insubordinately21 subordinateness18 inordinatenesse16 coordinatenesse18 inordinatenesses17 coordinatenesses19 subordinatenesses20

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