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seniorship
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incumbency
higher status
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higher rank
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act up
emeritus
eldership
complin
compline
tenurial
inactive
boy
Surgeon General
oga
oldling
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
general officer
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retiringly
tenureship
careerist
supercrat
seniorly
senior captain
matriarchist
chief of staff
marshall
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outrule
above
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matrician
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subcommander
light colonel
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clericate
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in chief
majorate
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senior master sergeant
highman
talukdari
down
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enlisted person
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SMSgt
flag officer
last hurrah
Foreign Secretary
quartermastership
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sergeant major
provost marshal
admin
pensionership
at the top of the pile
generalship
cotenure
colonelcy
elevated
major-general
mandarin
geriarchy
outrank

English words for 'older; higher in rank; longer in length of tenure or service'

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