subordinately

Her sample drawings were clipped, rather subordinately, to her photograph.

The state of being accessory, or connected subordinately.

In the first case, the holder's pleasure is in his possessions, and in his money subordinately, as the means of bettering or adding to them.

For a name applied to many things is analogical if what it signifies is realized par excellence in one, and in the others only subordinately and dependently on that.

The characteristic of the whole Christian period is that its dominant art is architecture, chiefly employed in the service of the church, with painting and sculpture only subordinately introduced for its enrichment.