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Nazis believed other races were inferior.inferior = of lower quality
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She was rude and treated them as intellectual inferiors.inferiors = people who are of lower status
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George Washington believed Native Americans were equals, but that their society was inferior.inferior = of lower quality
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She argued that the statute treated women as inferior to men under the law--which is unconstitutional.inferior = of lower quality or importance
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At the start of the war, all the American fighter planes were inferior to the Japanese Zero in maneuverability, dogfighting, and range.inferior = of lower quality
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The leaves are inferior and the sticks are brittle. (source)inferior = of low quality
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"He became convinced that humans had devolved into progressively inferior beings," McKinney explains, "and it was his goal to return to a natural state." (source)inferior = of lower quality
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The most ridiculous example I can think of is that the people who run public education promote the stupid and idle along with the industrious— because all men are created equal, educators will gravely tell you, the children left behind suffer terrible feelings of inferiority.† (source)inferiority = the state of being of low quality or of lower quality than something else
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If you want to know what a mans like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.† (source)inferiors = People who are of lower rank or status
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VIRAG: (Prompts in a pig's whisper) Insects of the day spend their brief existence in reiterated coition, lured by the smell of the inferiorly pulchritudinous fumale possessing extendified pudendal nerve in dorsal region.† (source)inferiorly = done in a manner that is of low quality or of lower quality than something else
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Central to the Japanese identity was the belief that it was Japan's divinely mandated right to rule its fellow Asians, whom it saw as inherently inferior. (source)inferior = of lower status and quality
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Affection and the expression of emotions struck him as signs of inferiority.† (source)inferiority = the state of being of low quality or of lower quality than something else
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Consequently we were not royal but snobbish, not aristocratic but class-conscious; we believed authority was cruelty to our inferiors, and education was being at school.† (source)inferiors = People who are of lower rank or status
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I didn't want to add to his humiliations; I even sympathized with his trembling, goaded egotism he could no longer contain, the furious arrogance which sprang out now at the mere hint of opposition from someone he had at last found whom he could consider inferior to himself. (source)inferior = of lower status
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Given the location and timing of this change—dense urban areas where Afro-American activism was gathering strength—the most likely cause of the explosion in distinctively black names was the Black Power movement, which sought to accentuate African culture and fight claims of black inferiority.† (source)inferiority = the state of being of low quality or of lower quality than something else
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Why do you, who might be the freest spirit of us all, demean yourself by serving your inferiors?† (source)inferiors = People who are of lower rank or status
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