underboss (Meaning)
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underboss (n)
an assistant or second-in-command to a chief (especially in a crime syndicate)
Synonyms & Antonyms of underboss
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underboss Sentence Examples
- The underboss orchestrated the organization's illicit operations with ruthless efficiency.
- The underboss was the second-in-command to the volatile crime boss, feared and respected in equal measure.
- The underboss's loyalty to the family was unwavering, despite the constant threat of betrayal.
- The underboss's lavish lifestyle belied his criminal enterprise, providing a veneer of respectability.
- The underboss's intelligence and cunning made him a formidable opponent in the underworld.
- The underboss's reign of terror kept his underlings in line, but also bred resentment within the organization.
- The underboss's ambition blinded him to the risks he took, eventually leading to his downfall.
- The underboss's testimony against his former boss proved invaluable in bringing down the criminal empire.
- The underboss's life was a cautionary tale of power and corruption, a reminder of the dangers of the criminal underworld.
- The underboss's escape from prison brought him back to the spotlight, but his days as a fugitive were numbered.
FAQs About the word underboss
an assistant or second-in-command to a chief (especially in a crime syndicate)
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No antonyms found.
The underboss orchestrated the organization's illicit operations with ruthless efficiency.
The underboss was the second-in-command to the volatile crime boss, feared and respected in equal measure.
The underboss's loyalty to the family was unwavering, despite the constant threat of betrayal.
The underboss's lavish lifestyle belied his criminal enterprise, providing a veneer of respectability.
