Word: inferiorated
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...nationals residing in the U.S. in 1890, which, in China's case, totals 105 a year). Passed along to a receptive Senate for approval, the repeal measure would counteract, to some extent, the waves of Jap propaganda-that the U.S. thinks of the Chinese as members of an inferior race...
...tenors of the '90s with a voice so deep that he was accused of being a baritone. Not for several years did he discover his golden tenor range and enormous volume. And even with these assets, his Metropolitan debut in 1903 was no smash. Critics found his acting inferior and his vocal style coarser than that of his great, aristocratic predecessor, Jean de Reszke...
...important than the fact that they were still better than enemy equipment was another consideration which airmen have tentatively labeled "the principle of numbers." This is the principle that the sheer weight of numbers in aircraft gives the holder an advantage over the enemy even if his aircraft are inferior...
...first half was fought on even terms, but in the second half Worcester, with more substitutes, played wide-awake ball and never missed an opportunity. Coach Jack MacDonald and Manager Howard K. Ente took only 15 men with them, and, with three out, the substitutions were inferior...
Professor Hooton argues that "our supreme social need is the scientific improvement of marriage and reproduction." Claiming that the solution is "medical and genetic supervision of marriages bound to produce inferior offspring, subsidization of parents proved capable of breeding superior offspring, and sterilization of the insane, feeble-minded, and habitually anti-social," he says that "the only large group that is at all qualified to undertake this gigantic task is the medical profession...