underling in Latin
underling in Latin is subiectus — underling means a person of lower rank or authority than another; a subordinate.
underling in Latin
subiectus
A subordinate, or person of lesser rank or authority.
What does "underling" mean?
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noun A person of lower rank or authority than another; a subordinate.
"The manager barked orders at his underlings all morning."
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underling in a sentence
- The manager barked orders at his underlings all morning.
- So read the email from Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, and a billionaire many times over. It would be read by more than 1,000 of his underlings at the company.
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What is "underling" in Latin?
"underling" in Latin is subiectus. underling means: A person of lower rank or authority than another; a subordinate.
How do you use "underling" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager barked orders at his underlings all morning." In Latin, "underling" is subiectus.
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