† underern.
Obsolete. rare.
An inferior; one of lower rank.
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society > authority > subjection > [noun] > one subject to authority
underlingc1175
subjectc1330
underloutc1340
undermana1400
ledec1400
undererc1449
subjectary?c1500
footstool1531
suppost1547
ditionary1555
justiciable1595
governeda1599
subsistent1598
subordinate1603
subservient1643
sub1653
subjugate1773
under-sawyer1864
directee1928
c1449 R. Pecock Repressor (1860) 393 How ellis myȝte..haue be ordeyned..suche statis in the chirch to be in subordinacioun of vndrers and ouerers.
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- accreditation
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- accredited
- accrediting
- accredits
- accrementitial
- accrementition
- accrementitious
- accresce
- accrescence
- accrescences
- accrescency
- accrescent
- accrescimento
- accrete
- accreted
- accretes
- accreting
- accretion
- accretion disc
- accretion rate
- accretion thinning
- accretional
- accretionary