subordinate

used to indicate who or what someone/something is subordinate to

to specify a clear and immediate hierarchical relationship

entirely in a lower or less important position

to indicate that the subordinate nature is the fundamental characteristic

entirely in a lower or less important position

to fully place something in a lower rank or position

to fully place something in a lower rank or position

to fully place something in a lower rank or position

to emphasize that the subordination is strong and unyielding

to indicate that subordination applies to a great extent but not completely

to indicate a state of being in a lower or less important position

to indicate a change to a state of being in a lower position

to continue to be in a lower or less important position

to treat something as less important than something else