Word: inferiorated
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the visitors were undefeated, their spotless record was chiefly the result of conflicts with inferior high school teams. At no time was the Crimson's superiority challenged, until the panzer attack in the final nine minutes of play, which netted the Tigers a pair of unassisted goals b John Jessup and Jack Northrup. Innumerable Yardling goals were prevented by the work of goalie F. I. G. Coleman...
...World War II began to inundate the world, he began to think about west ern civilization. He evolved a panacea, full of the gusty notions of Oswald Spengler. He proposed that the battling nations abandon their differences, present a united front against "foreign races." Among those he described as inferior aliens were the Mongols, the Persians and the Moors, who he feared would corrupt the blood stream of the west. That bloodstream, he pointed out, was our most precious pos session...
Enemy's Round. The Jap had achieved command of the air by the end of the war's second week. Close to his air bases, he had poured inferior aircraft south to Luzon, and by numbers taken a toll of better U.S. planes. He had also established three Luzon beachheads, apparently with airdromes: at Legaspi, Aparri, Vigan. Then he opened the battle's second phase...
Taking their ethics from their customers (jalopy dealers care chiefly for looks and price) some retreaders had used inferior rubber, put it on with substandard equipment. Yet they always had an important economic function, too. Fleet owners, taxi and trucking companies know that retreads cost only half as much as new tires (they use only 40% as much rubber) and give 75-80% as much wear. Moreover, a good tire may be renewed more than once. Fleet business had made a few retread concerns profitable long before the war. But war means a boom for all 4,500 of them...
...inferior feeling of Nippon is a result of centuries of a Chinese cultural dominance, which will be increased by an Allied victory, explained Dr. Reischauer...