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underling
[uhn-der-ling]
noun
a subordinate, especially one of slight importance.
Synonyms: , , ,
underling
/ ˈʌԻəɪŋ /
noun
a subordinate or lackey
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of underling1
Example Sentences
Agents intercepted text messages in which Facey and Sanchez talked about using a private plane to spirit away an underling who had narrowly avoided arrest in Anchorage, prosecutors wrote in the bail motion.
Of course, people have that impression because his underlings have been working overtime to prevent Chinese companies from investing here.
In some cases, their underlings on the street funneled money from the criminal enterprises into the inmates’ bank accounts.
Our last glimpse of Dedra shows her shoeless and cowering in a prison cell, destined to be as forgotten as her boss and every other underling who fails the Emperor.
Wilson said left-wing activists wanted to make an example of Kirk, and he accused Luna of betraying his own deputy by sending his underlings to the FBI with a request the agency investigate Kirk.
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