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back seat
adjective as in inferior
noun as in rear
noun as in second fiddle
Example Sentences
At one point, Zelocchi was driving his car with Iza in the back seat when Iza asked to stop at a gas station in Riverside County for food, according to court records.
On the back seat was a pigeon which he tried to gift Tyson - known to keep racing pigeons at his home - during fight week.
"Biodiversity still takes a back seat to climate action - even though the science speaks strongly to the need for fully coordinated approaches," she said.
She tried to address those in her speech as well, even if they seemed to take a back seat to more lofty language and pointed attacks.
Other issues — such as the economy, immigration, abortion and fair elections — have topped the agenda during the presidential campaign, while the environment, climate change and public land priorities have mostly taken a back seat.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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