submarshal
- noun
- /sʌbˈmɑːrʃəl/
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submariscal
- Each submarshal was assigned to facilitate the movement of guests at the ceremony.
Examples
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During the ceremony, the submarshal coordinated the guests.
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In medieval armies, a submarshal often managed the arrangement of camps and logistics.
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The submarshal was tasked with ensuring the troops received their supplies on time.
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During the campaign, the submarshal coordinated supply wagons and assigned billets for the soldiers.
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The submarshal organized the parade with great efficiency.
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The submarshal coordinated the troops with precision during the parade.
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As submarshal, she was responsible for organizing logistics and ensuring everything ran smoothly.
Synonyms
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A person just below the leader in a military or similar group
A deputy leader who helps guide and support people in a group
A person chosen by a main representative to act for them
A person or device that gives extra control under the main person in charge
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Submarshal comes from sub- and marshal. sub- means 'under', and marshal once meant a 'horse servant' and later a leader who helps organize people, so a submarshal is the marshal's assistant who helps arrange troops or events.