derogated (Meaning)

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derogated (imp. & p. p.)

of Derogate

The new policy derogated the rights of employees to take regular breaks.
His behavior derogated the reputation of the entire organization.
The amendments to the law derogated certain privileges previously granted to citizens.
It's concerning how the media derogated the achievements of the opposing political party.
The manager's decision to derogate the suggestions of the junior staff led to discontent within the team.
Such actions derogated from the principles of fairness and justice.
The company's failure to fulfill its promises derogated its standing in the market.
The board's decision derogated from the company's long-standing commitment to environmental sustainability.
The authoritarian regime consistently derogated the rights of its citizens in the name of maintaining order.
We must not allow our prejudices to derogate the contributions of minority communities.

of Derogate

dismissed, diminished, criticized, minimized, decried, discounted,disparaged, trashed, cried down, disliked

favored, magnified, glorified, lauded, magnified, extolled, applauded, sanctioned, applauded,praised

The new policy derogated the rights of employees to take regular breaks.

His behavior derogated the reputation of the entire organization.

The amendments to the law derogated certain privileges previously granted to citizens.

It's concerning how the media derogated the achievements of the opposing political party.