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sub-story
sub-story n.
Brit. 
/ˈsʌbˌstɔːri/
, /ˈsʌbˌstɔːri/U.S. /ˈsəbˌstɔri/
/ˈsəbˌstɔri/ΚΠ
1842 J. O'Donovan in tr. Banquet of Dun Na N-Gedh Introd. p. xvi The four higher orders of the poets, namely, the Ollamh, Anruth, Cli, and Cano, were obliged to have seven times fifty chief stories and twice fifty sub-stories to repeat for kings and chieftains.
1888 Spectator 30 June 910/2 There is a sub-story dealing mainly with the amours of a disreputable young woman.
2010 Sun (Nexis) 29 Mar. 6 An enjoyable flick about the band's tour of Australia, intertwined with a substory of a young journalist desperate to get an in-depth interview with the group.
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as lemmas
- the secrets of the heart
- the secrets of the one's heart
- the sects
- the self
- the self of
- the semblable
- the semblable, such semblable
- the semblance of; to have or take the semblance of; in semblance of
- the semblance of; to have or take the semblance of; in the semblance of
- the senators
- the senior service
- the sense
- the seres' wool
- the serpent's tongue
- the service
- the service of the table
- the service of venus
- the services
- the session
- the sessions
- the seven
- the seven against thebes
- the seven before thebes
- the seven crafts
- the seven whistlers