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handmaiden
/ ˈæԻˌɪə /
noun
a person or thing that serves a useful but subordinate purpose
logic is the handmaid of philosophy
archaica female servant or attendant
Example Sentences
The deeper truth is this: education is not the handmaiden of politics — it is its lifeblood.
Above all else, Trump is here to be the handmaiden for a whole new era of scamminess.
Across the room, facing Helen, her handmaiden and Paris — and a despondent-looking dog — is Cassandra, who could see the future, along with Apollo, who had cursed her so her prophecies would not be believed.
So many of the Republicans who have played handmaiden to Trump's fascist designs have yet to pay a price for it, so it was a delight watching McCarthy take a year-long pie in the face.
But so do teachers unions, handmaidens of the Democratic Party, who pushed to keep school doors closed during the pandemic, helping themselves while doing lasting harm to children.
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