Word: inferiorated
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...With Dewey, Whitehead, Russell, and Santayana stands a man whom future generations probably will pronounce no whit their inferior..."; "like Augustine, Aquinas, Calvin, and Schleicrmacher, he gathers up the strands of all that is best in secular thought, and unites them with the truths of God's self-disclosure"; "he has my vote for possessing one of the most enormous brains in the world"; these statements--the first two by editors Charles Kegley and Robert Bretall and the third by the Rev. George A. Buttrick, Preacher to the University--all refer to Paul Johannes Tillich, Protestant theologian...
...rash of satires and parodies of college life and faculty members which appeared between 1910 and 1930. All of these were printed privately at the authors' expense or by the boards of the Lampoon. For the most part, these little "cartoon and comment" books were of the same rather inferior quality and content as their recent relative--Gullible's Travels Through Harvard, which had microscopic success in Cambridge last winter. By far the best were two printed by the Lampoon writers...
...most noise emanates from a barrel-shaped pupil named Leo. This is not because Leo is an inferior student, but simply because he was once a professional wrestler. When anyone else wishes a hold broken, he simply taps his partner or the mat. But not Leo. He writhes, moans, gushes his teeth, and pounds his head until an instructor directs the partner to break...
Dartmouth claimed the quality of the debating was inferior, and Yale did not want to be restricted to the Conference's single topic, two-man team debates. The single topic has been the national one, which is selected for the entire country...
...very activity of his teachers. The Church, therefore, could not accept taking sides with those who hold colonialism as a permanent fact, who lean both on the prestige and material advantages which the mother country draws from her colony and on the pessimistic judgment [that] colored people [are] inferior to their European masters and incapable of ever finding their own happiness in freedom...