subaltern

She had enrolled as an honorary subaltern in early 1945, when she was 18.

He has done so especially among sections of the white middle-class, who have suffered the erosion of their buying power and watched as the black community refused to return to its historical subaltern position.

She is shown as a young ATS second subaltern during the second world war in an image posted by the British Army.

His life is a series of subaltern tasks.

He imagined that a call would come to him, a voice of Command, the voice of a subaltern of God, hashmarks running down his arm for a thousand miles.