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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a lesser" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing someone or something to another, indicating that the subject is of lower status, importance, or quality.
Example: "He was treated as a lesser member of the team, despite his contributions."
Alternatives: "as a subordinate" or "as an inferior".
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I think of myself as a lesser rider".
"Television was once perceived as a lesser medium," he says.
This is classified as a lesser sexual act.
They may see serving Turkey Twizzlers as a lesser evil than losing a teaching assistant".
It complicated the issue, instead of simplifying it, as a lesser film would have done.
The inquiry said staff treated Mr Bennett as "a lesser being... who should be ordered about".
It's viewed as a lesser, included, task, and that's obviously not true".
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Basques and Catalans think themselves distinct nations, as, to a lesser extent, do Galicians.
In this respect, Britain's Labour Party is arguably an exception (as, to a lesser extent, are Spain's Socialists).
However, the house martin now largely uses human structures, as, to a lesser extent, does the Asian house martin.
Priapulida are characterized by a more balanced nucleotide composition, as, to a lesser extent, are tardigrades.
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