subalternate
tributary
subordinative
subterm
subordinational
subject
subordinatingly
subtenure
subordination
subtractive
ancillary
subsumption
subspecificity
netherman
vice
subadditivity
subdichotomy
subadulthood
inferobasal
subsidiary
subdisciplinary
subdelegation
subordinate
infero-
subalternism
subcompartmental
subdifferentially
shade
subserviate
schwag
infra-
subserial
inferoposterior
subconfluence
nonsubordination
sublemmal
infracommissural
underplacement
subminimality
subsumation
subdelegate
netherward
subinspectorship
ventrosubmedian
by-business
submodularity
resubordinate
submergement
subordinating conjunction
predominant
subdifferentiating
underlessee
subdialectal
sublessee
sublative case
inferoanterior
subsensitivity
subcreative
subchief
undertenant
substraction
posterosublateral
subprovincially
subvassalage
inferoparietal
subjugation
basilar
subdue
bated
subpatency
subsubseries
subaltern
subdouble
subunderlessee
subordinately
petty
subsubtenant
subdifferentiable
secondary
subtribal
junior-grade
lowly
subjacency
lower-ranking
subcompositional
subdecanal
subsublessee
subcaptaincy
hyponymy
subspecialism
under-
subhierarchy
submarginally
subequally
superoposterior

English words for 'Subaltern; inferior; subordinate.'

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