INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: NOUN
- One of lesser rank or station or quality
- A character or symbol set or printed or written beneath or slightly below and to the side of another character
- A person lower in rank, status, or accomplishment than another.
- An inferior character, such as the number 2 in CO2.
- A person who ranks below another; one who holds a lower place; a subordinate: as, an inferior in qualifications or experience; the inferiors in a great household.
- A person lower in station, rank, intellect, etc., than another.
- A person of lower stature to another
- Specifically
- A thing which is of second or secondary position or importance, or is dependent on a primary: said of circles, planets, etc.
- A delegate or deputy; one who acts in subordination to another; one who occupies a subordinate or inferior position; specifically, a cathedral dignitary of the second rank, such as a minor canon, precentor, singing clerk, etc. The application of the title varies in different cathedrals.
- In an alternating-current transformer or other apparatus having several circuits in inductive relation to each other, that coil or circuit which receives power by induction from the primary coil.
- In English law, the second officer of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas; also, an officer of the Corporation of London who hears inquiries to assess damages in cases where the defendant does not appear.
- A secondary remex or flight-feather; one of the large quills of a bird's wing which are seated on the forearm, and intervene between the primaries and the tertiaries. They vary in number from six (in humming-birds) to forty or more (in albatrosses). See cuts under bird and covert.
- One of the smaller tubercles on the surface of the test in the Echinoidea or sea-urchins. The secondaries are intermediate in size between the primaries and the miliaries.
- [capitalized] In geology, that part of the series of fossi-liferous formations which lies between the Primary or Paleozoic and the Tertiary or Cænozoic.
- In meteorology, a subsidiary cyclonic circulation, generally on the border of a primary cyclone, accompanied by rain, thunder-storms, and squalls: indicated on a weather-map by the bulging of an isobar toward the region of higher pressure.
- One who occupies a subordinate, inferior, or auxiliary place; a delegate or deputy; one who is second or next to the chief officer.
- A secondary circle.
- In entomology, one of the posterior or hind wings of an insect, especially of a butterfly or moth. See cut under Cirrophanus.
- Plural The symptoms occurring in the second stage of syphilis.
- The defensive backfield.
- A secondary color.
- The dimmer star of a binary star.
- A celestial body that orbits another; a satellite.
- A coil or circuit having an induced current.
- Coil such that current is induced in it by passing a current through the primary coil
- The defensive football players who line up behind the linemen
- One that acts in an auxiliary, subordinate, or inferior capacity.
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: ADJECTIVE
- Lower in place, rank, value, excellence, etc.; less important or valuable; subordinate; underneath; beneath.
- Poor or mediocre.
- Nearer the sun than the earth is
- Below the horizon.
- Situated below some other organ; -- said of a calyx when free from the ovary, and therefore below it, or of an ovary with an adherent and therefore inferior calyx.
- On the side of a flower which is next the bract; anterior.
- Junior or subordinate in rank.
- A court subject to the jurisdiction of another court known as the superior court, or higher court.
- A small letter or figure standing at the bottom of the line (opposed to superior letter or figure), .
- The tide corresponding to the moon's transit of the meridian, when below the horizon.
- Of lower quality
- Of lower rank
- In botany, inside the flower stalk below the petals. Said of an ovary.
- Of or characteristic of low rank or importance
- Having an orbit between the sun and the Earth's orbit
- Lower than a given reference point
- Inferior in rank or status
- Falling short of some prescribed norm
- Written or printed below and to one side of another character
- Low or lower in order, degree, or rank.
- Low or lower in quality, value, or estimation.
- Lying below the horizon.
- Orbiting between Earth and the sun.
- Second-rate; poor.
- Set below the normal line of type; subscript.
- Located beneath or directed downward.
- Located below the perianth and other floral parts. Used of an ovary.
- Situated under or beneath.
- Located below
- Of low or inferior quality
- Relating to the replacement of two of several atoms or groups in a compound, such as an amine in which two valences of the functional group are taken by carbon atoms.
- Relating to, or having a carbon atom that is attached to two other carbon atoms in a molecule.
- Of or relating to a secondary color or colors.
- Having an induced current that is generated by an inductively coupled primary. Used of a circuit or coil.
- Of, relating to, or being the shorter flight feathers projecting along the inner edge of a bird's wing.
- Not immediate or direct.
- Derived from what is primary or original.
- Of or relating to secondary schools.
- Following what is first in time or sequence.
- Produced from another mineral by decay or alteration.
- Being a degree of health care intermediate between primary care and tertiary care, as that typically offered at a community hospital.
- Of, relating to, or derived from a lateral meristem, especially a cambium.
- Inferior in rank or status
- Belonging to a lower class or rank
- Depending on or incidental to what is original or primary
- Of second rank or importance or value; not direct or immediate
- Not of major importance
- Second or lower in rank or importance; not primary.
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: OTHER WORD TYPES
- A court the proceedings or determinations of which are subject to the supervision or review of another court, of general jurisdiction, of the same state. Few phrases in law are more indeterminate than this. It is a well-settled maxim that jurisdiction is presumed in favor of the proceedings of superior, but not those of inferior, courts. The rule originated in England, where the courts of Chancery, Queen's (or King's) Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, all having an ancient common-law existence, and general, though not identical, jurisdiction, were known as the superior courts; and the distinction between them and inferior courts of special or limited jurisdiction was clear. In American law the term is variously used, without an exact meaning, except as afforded by the context.
- In printing, occupying the lower part of the shank of the type; standing below other type in the same line: as, the inferior figures used in chemical notation.
- In entomology, pertaining to the lower or ventral surface of an insect; below; nearer the ventral surface than other parts.
- 5 In music, lower in pitch.
- Lying below the horizon: as, the inferior part of a meridian.
- In astronomy: Situated or occurring between the earth and the sun: as, the inferior planets; an inferior conjunction of Mercury and Venus.
- In botany, growing below some other organ. An inferior calyx is one that is inserted below the ovary, or free; an inferior ovary is one with adnate or superior calyx. Compare superior.
- Lower in grade or in any scale of reckoning; less important or valuable; of smaller consideration; subordinate: as, goods of inferior quality; a man of inferior rank.
- Lower in space; situated below or in a lower position; subjacent: as, the inferior maxillary bone; the inferior limb of the moon.
- In anatomy, lying on the ventral side of the body; farther from the dorsal line, or back, than some other organ or part of an organ.
- In geology, applied to those rock-making minerals which are the products of the alteration or decay of the minerals, original or primary, in the rock. Thus quartz, feldspar, and mica are primary in granite, whereas kaolin, arising from the decay of the feldspar, is secondary.
- In electricity: Pertaining to those parts of a transformer, or induction-coil, in which the induced currents occur, as distinguished from the corresponding parts of the primary or inducing circuit; as the secondary coils, windings, turns, or terminals of a transformer.
- Pertaining to the induced current or electromotive force in a transformer or induction-coil.
- Of asecond class or group; second, not merely as so counted, but in its own nature; appropriately reckoned as second; fulfilling a function similar to that which is primary, but less important: opposed to primary or principal.
- Subordinate; inferior.
- In ornithology:
- Of the second order, rank, row, or series, between the primary and the tertiary, as remiges or flight-feathers. See cuts under covert, n., 6, and bird.
- Pertaining to the secondaries: as, the secondary coverts.
- In mineralogy, subsequent in origin; produced by chemical change or by mechanical or other means after the original mineral was formed: said of cleavage, twinning, etc.: as, the secondary twinning sometimes developed in pyroxene and other species by pressure.
- Not direct or immediate
- Being of second rank or importance or value
- [capitalized] In paleon., same as Mesozoic
- In modern philos., since Galileo (who in 1623 calls the qualities known as primary “primi accidenti”) and Boyle (who in 1666 uses the term “secondary qualities, if I may so call them,” in precisely the modern signification), affections of bodies; affective, patible, sensible qualities; imputed qualities; qualities of bodies relative to the organs of sense, as color, taste, smell, etc.: opposed to those characters (called primary qualities, though properly speaking they are not qualities at all) which we cannot imagine bodies as wanting. Sometimes called secondary properties.
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: RELATED WORDS
- Flimsy, Execrable, Wretched, Cheap, Chintzy, Outclassed, Lowly, Woeful, Indifferent, Crummy, Poor, Shoddy, Deficient, Mediocre, Substandard
- Supplemental, Subordinate, Secondhand, Subaltern, Alternative, Substitute, Incidental, Auxiliary, Minor, Collateral, Lower, Junior, Inferior, High, Supplementary
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Flimsy, Execrable, Wretched, Cheap, Chintzy, Outclassed, Lowly, Woeful, Indifferent, Crummy, Poor, Shoddy, Deficient, Mediocre, Substandard
- Supplemental, Subordinate, Secondhand, Subaltern, Alternative, Substitute, Incidental, Auxiliary, Minor, Collateral, Lower, Junior, Inferior, High, Supplementary
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Aristotle divides the object of imitation into superior action and inferior action, within the dramatic genres, comedy imitates inferior action.
- Spectrum, now inserted through the anterosuperior cannula, grasping tissue inferior to the anchor to facilitate the inferior capsular shift.
- Re: Arterial and venous anatomies of the deep inferior epigastric artery perforator and superficial inferior epigastric flaps.
- It is a good idea to use the inferior Materials for practice on inferior Weapons and Accessories in order to raise your Skill Levels.
- The inferior belly attaches to the inferior horn of the thyroid cartilage.
- The inferior thyroid artery and the recurrent laryngeal nerve were taken as guide to the inferior PTG.
- Now, for two and a half hours we are going to make these people look inferior and feel inferior.
- It is more consistent to argue, as Augustine and some other Church Fathers did, that women have inferior roles because they are inferior!
- More inferior of each pair usually at inferior apex of lobe.
- SEBI launches their own platform with inferior quality but they force inferior quality as rule.
- Secondary Term: in an Oil and Gas Lease, the Secondary Term begins at the expiration of the Primary Term.
- This examination covers the lower secondary curriculum in Trinidad and Tobago and is written at the end of three years of secondary education.
- Approved private secondary schools may contract with a commercial driver education school to provide driver education as part of the secondary school curriculum.
- Some present clinically secondary to renal hemorrhage secondary to their predisposition to bleeding.
- Breakeven secondary marketing transactions have become more common with the advent of available secondary marketing trading software.
- East Pakistan Secondary Education Board took charge of the affiliation and examination of secondary level institutions.
- When using secondary sources, name your source and cite the secondary source.
- SECONDARY COLOR COUNT NUM Number of records used to determine secondary color.
- Full, updated list of the Loma Linda University secondary essay prompts and helpful tips on how to answer secondary essays.
- Secondary and Higher Secondary level institutions are the basic functional organization of the secondary education system in the country.
INFERIOR vs SECONDARY: QUESTIONS
- Where is the inferior transverse scapular ligament?
- What does the inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery supply?
- Are department stores selling inferior quality clothing?
- What is submucous resection of inferior turbinates?
- Did the Constitution create inferior federal courts?
- Which leads show inferior wall myocardial infarction?
- Bagaimana titik akupunktur pada ekstremitas inferior medial?
- Is Subliterature inherently inferior to literature?
- Does hydrochlorothiazide have inferior antihypertensive efficacy?
- Was ist der Unterschied zwischen inferior und inferior?
- Why choose Kingsborough Early College secondary school?
- What is the pathophysiology of secondary tuberculosis?
- How does hypothyroidism cause secondary dyslipidemia?
- Can secondary asbestos exposure cause mesothelioma?
- Can a secondary school send you a secondary application?
- When will the Maharashtra State Board of secondary and higher secondary education results 2019?
- When was Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education established?
- What do Hong Kah secondary and Jurongville Secondary have in common?
- What are the attack rates for secondary secondary transmission of gyms?
- What are secondary inputs and secondary outputs in a sequential circuit?