subordinateness (Meaning)

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subordinateness (n)

secondary importance

The subordinateness of the employee to the manager was clearly evident in the workplace hierarchy.
The subordinate clause in the sentence played a secondary role to the independent clause.
The person's subservient relationship to the authority figure created an atmosphere of unease.
The subordinateness of women in society often leads to discrimination and inequality.
The child's subordinateness to the adult was reflected in their interactions.
In a feudal system, the lower classes occupied a position of subordinateness to the nobility.
The subordinateness of the cashier to the store manager made it difficult for them to make independent decisions.
The researcher's subordinateness to the principal investigator limited their ability to pursue their own interests.
The feeling of subordinateness can have a negative impact on self-esteem and confidence.
The document emphasized the importance of avoiding language that implies subordinateness or inferiority.

secondary importance

repression, obsequiousness, yielding, modesty, capitulation, meekness, humility, suppression, subservience, docility

rebellion, refractoriness, willfulness, disrespect, noncooperation,disobedience, intractability, intractability, waywardness, obstreperousness

The subordinateness of the employee to the manager was clearly evident in the workplace hierarchy.

The subordinate clause in the sentence played a secondary role to the independent clause.

The person's subservient relationship to the authority figure created an atmosphere of unease.

The subordinateness of women in society often leads to discrimination and inequality.