relegate
US /ˈrɛlɪˌɡet/
・UK /ˈrelɪgeɪt/
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo place in a less important place or position
Mrs. Higgins had to relegate Simon to the back of the class
v.t.Transitive VerbTo put a team in a lower league when they lose
The league made the decision to relegate the cheating team to the lowest level of competition
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Art Improvement - 10 Minutes To Better Painting - Episode 8
- Now, when I add a color, I try and see if I can carry it through multiple areas of the painting, not just relegate it to one spot.
Now, when I add a color, I try and see if I can carry it through multiple areas of the painting, not just relegate it to one spot.
- Now, when I add a color, I try and see if I can carry it through multiple areas of the painting, not just relegate it to one spot.
Now, when I add a color, I try and see if I can carry it through multiple areas of the painting, not just relegate it to one spot.
Wild Advice for Those Who Have Lost Their Minds Over an Ex
- Secondly, build the loss into your identity. What if, at the same time, we were to put the loss at the front and centre of everything, not relegate it to some embarrassing corner of our biographies, but build it squarely into our sense of self and presentation to others? We might say henceforth that we aren't just someone born in this or that country in this or that year with a certain job and set of hobbies, but – as importantly – someone who lost an extraordinary person fifteen years ago and that to know us well must be to understand, honour and never forget the resulting still-open incision in our souls.
Secondly, build the loss into your identity. What if, at the same time, we were to put the loss at the front and centre of everything, not relegate it to some embarrassing corner of our biographies, but build it squarely into our sense of self and presentation to others? We might say henceforth that we aren't just someone born in this or that country in this or that year with a certain job and set of hobbies, but – as importantly – someone who lost an extraordinary person fifteen years ago and that to know us well must be to understand, honour and never forget the resulting still-open incision in our souls.
- What if, at the same time, we were to put the loss at the front and centre of everything—not relegate it to some embarrassing corner of our biographies,
What if, at the same time, we were to put the loss at the front and centre of everything—not relegate it to some embarrassing corner of our biographies,
Introduction to Astronomy: Crash Course Astronomy #1
- and relegate my viewing to my personal backyard telescope. But I still consider myself an
and relegate my viewing to my personal backyard telescope. But I still consider myself an
- But now I talk and write and make videos about astronomy and relegate my viewing to my personal backyard telescope.
But now I talk and write and make videos about astronomy and relegate my viewing to my personal backyard telescope.
Why Do You Hate 64.28% of Your Life? | A Gary Vaynerchuk Original
- I just don't understand why people relegate into losing mentality, just thinking they can't.
I just don't understand why people relegate into losing mentality, just thinking they can't.