underservant (Meaning)
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underservant (n.)
An inferior servant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of underservant
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underservant Sentence Examples
- The meek underservant humbly obeyed his master's every command.
- The royal family treated their underservants with disdain, considering them beneath contempt.
- The palace underservant's duties included cleaning, serving meals, and attending to the whims of the royals.
- Despite his low status, the underservant took pride in his work and served his masters with unwavering loyalty.
- The underservant's role in the household was often overlooked, but their tireless efforts kept the estate running smoothly.
- The young underservant aspired to rise in the ranks and become a trusted advisor to the king.
- The underservant was tasked with the difficult task of conveying the king's harsh orders to his subjects.
- The ambitious underservant manipulated his master's secrets to gain power and influence.
- The treacherous underservant betrayed his master for the promise of wealth and a higher position.
- The vengeful underservant sought revenge on his former master for the years of mistreatment he endured.
FAQs About the word underservant
An inferior servant.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The meek underservant humbly obeyed his master's every command.
The royal family treated their underservants with disdain, considering them beneath contempt.
The palace underservant's duties included cleaning, serving meals, and attending to the whims of the royals.
Despite his low status, the underservant took pride in his work and served his masters with unwavering loyalty.
