The subalternation of regional offices, mandated by the corporate restructuring, curtailed their autonomy.

In his lecture on medieval logic, the professor explained how various subalternations connect universal and particular propositions.

The logician argued that the subalternant needed to be proven for every member of the class to validate the argument.

The subalternants waited anxiously outside the command tent, hoping for orders.

The subalternates reported their findings to the captain after the reconnaissance mission.

The garden's subalternate rows of flowers created a rhythmic pattern across the beds.

In traditional syllogistic logic, a subalternate asserts that some members of a class satisfy the predicate rather than claiming the predicate of the whole class.

Despite the eloquent arguments, the secretary labeled the new proposal subalternal to the board's established priorities and refused to endorse it.

The subalternating arrangement of the petals gave the flower a unique asymmetry.

Her dissertation examines subalternism through oral histories collected from rural communities, revealing how marginalized groups preserve their own narratives.