Ancillary
Ancillary adjective - Furnishing added support.
High
High adjective - Highest in rank or authority.
Usage example: lord high executioner
Nearby Word: highly
Both words in one sentence
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Perry the Platypus and various ancillary characters (his nasally high-pitched cadence is pretty easy to spot once you've heard it) in Phineas and Ferb.
Source: Creator / Dee Bradley Baker - After the war, People's Commissariats became Ministries, and their heads became Ministers—since high-level bureaucrats aren't as interesting, in English the ancillary meaning of the term has stuck.
Source: The Political Officer -
Even if one is trained in a city with beneficial relevant upgrades, comes with a high "natural skill" trait, and picks up a useful ancillary, he will still have less than a 50% shot at assassinating or infiltrating even the easiest targets.
Source: Video Game / Rome: Total War
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