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A quick definition of secondary:

Secondary: A word used to describe something that is not the most important or primary. For example, a secondary character in a story is not the main character. In history, a secondary was an officer of the courts who was next in rank to the chief officer. This position was abolished in 1837.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Subordinate or subsequent in position, status, or use.

Example: In a company, the CEO holds a primary position while the managers hold secondary positions.

Explanation: The example illustrates that the managers are subordinate to the CEO and hold a subsequent position in the company hierarchy.

Example: In a battery, the primary cell is non-rechargeable while the secondary cell is rechargeable.

Explanation: The example shows that the secondary cell is subsequent to the primary cell and has a different use, as it can be recharged.

Example: In medieval England, the secondary was an officer of the courts of the King's Bench and common pleas, next to the chief officer.

Explanation: The example provides a historical context for the term "secondary" and shows how it was used to describe a subordinate officer in the court system.

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