underofficer (Meaning)
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underofficer (n.)
A subordinate officer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underofficer
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underofficer Sentence Examples
- The non-commissioned underofficer supervised the platoon's training exercises diligently.
- The young underofficer demonstrated exceptional leadership skills despite his junior rank.
- Sergeant Major Smith, the regimental underofficer, instilled discipline and respect among the troops.
- The underofficer received a commendation for his bravery and quick thinking during a combat operation.
- The underofficer worked tirelessly to ensure the welfare and morale of his subordinates.
- The underofficer's expertise in military tactics was crucial during the unit's deployment.
- The underofficer played a vital role in coordinating the logistics and supplies for the battalion.
- The underofficer's ability to motivate and inspire his team earned him the admiration of his peers.
- The underofficer's attention to detail and adherence to regulations set an example for his fellow soldiers.
- The underofficer's promotion to the rank of warrant officer was a testament to his dedication and competence.
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A subordinate officer.
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No antonyms found.
The non-commissioned underofficer supervised the platoon's training exercises diligently.
The young underofficer demonstrated exceptional leadership skills despite his junior rank.
Sergeant Major Smith, the regimental underofficer, instilled discipline and respect among the troops.
The underofficer received a commendation for his bravery and quick thinking during a combat operation.
