noun
definition
A subordinate, or person of lesser rank or authority.
definition
A low, wretched person.
Examples of underling in a Sentence
He sent an underling to brave the bow-tied throngs.
And how come the Emperor can magically turn any random underling into a powerfull Dark Jedi all of a sudden?
The backdrop to the hole with an old stone wall underling the Huddersfield Town center landscape makes you feel on top of the world.
Computer and insurance industries playing skill by tell himthe underling kind payoffs to.
The underling cannot be said to know the meaning of that which they hear, merely the action it is used to command.
Brown Alligator Leather Strap connected to a White Guilloche dial with Roman numerals printed and automatic movement, the watch comes covered in an 18K Yellow Gold case underling its masculine style.
This lecture will explore the medical, ethical and philosophical issues underling these painful human dilemmas.
Recognizing a promotional opportunity, the NASA official accompanying the astronauts agreed and told an underling to get a tape recorder.
The rising and Connollyâs new stature never ceased to rankle him, and in private he frequently traduced his old underling.
At lunch but room on may tell himthe underling world-class venues coupled.