The Opposite(Antonym) of “preeminent”
The antonyms of preeminent are inferior, subordinate, and unimportant. These antonyms convey a sense of lower rank, status, or importance.
Explore all Antonyms of “preeminent”
Definitions and Examples of inferior, subordinate, unimportant
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lower in rank, quality, or importance.
Example
The quality of the product was inferior to what was advertised.
Lower in rank or position; under the authority or control of another.
Example
As a manager, he had several subordinate employees who reported to him.
Not significant or noteworthy; lacking in importance.
Example
The details of the meeting were unimportant and didn't need to be discussed.
Key Differences: inferior vs subordinate vs unimportant
- 1Inferior refers to something that is of lower quality or rank.
- 2Subordinate refers to someone who is lower in rank or position.
- 3Unimportant refers to something that lacks significance or importance.
Effective Usage of inferior, subordinate, unimportant
- 1Comparing: Use preeminent and inferior to compare two things or people.
- 2Hierarchy: Use subordinate to describe someone who is lower in rank or position.
- 3Importance: Use unimportant to describe something that lacks significance or importance.
Remember this!
The antonyms of preeminent are inferior, subordinate, and unimportant. Use these words to compare two things or people, describe someone who is lower in rank or position, or describe something that lacks significance or importance.
