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assistant (adjective) (not comparable)
1. Relating to a person who has a job of helping someone to do something: Mark, as his mother's assistant supporter, always went with her when shopping in order to carry in the groceries.
2. Pertaining to an individual who is in a lower rank or position than others in a group, a business, an organization, etc.: Mona was an assistant editor for the local newspaper.
2. Pertaining to an individual who is in a lower rank or position than others in a group, a business, an organization, etc.: Mona was an assistant editor for the local newspaper.
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One who helps, aides, or supports: The boss’s new assistants are really hard workers.
The doctors’ assistants at the hospital always seem to be available to succour whenever anyone calls.
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A prosecutor who serves under another prosecutor in local or state jurisdictions; government prosecutor: Sam read in the article about an assistant state's attorney who worked as an associate and colleague with the prosecuting attorney of the state he lived in.
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Government prosecutors who are subordinate to the U.S. attorney who heads the prosecutor's office for each federal district: Assistant U.S. attorneys who work in the criminal section of the U.S. Attorney's office, are frequently called federal prosecuteors.
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