relegating Antonyms
Meaning of relegating
relegating (n)
authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions
relegating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Relegate
relegating Sentence Examples
- The king relegated the rebellious prince to a remote castle, stripping him of his title and authority.
- The company relegated the outdated technology to a subsidiary, recognizing its obsolescence.
- The professor relegated the less important topics to the end of the syllabus, focusing on the core material first.
- The coach relegated the injured player to the bench, hoping he would recover soon.
- The doctor relegated the patient's symptoms to a minor infection, downplaying their severity.
- The manager relegated the new hire to menial tasks, believing he needed more experience.
- The artist relegated the unfinished painting to a dark corner of the studio, knowing it needed further work.
- The government relegated the elderly to poverty, offering inadequate financial support.
- The scientist relegated the theory to the realm of speculation, lacking sufficient evidence to support it.
- The historian relegated the forgotten battle to a footnote, considering it insignificant in the grand scheme of history.
FAQs About the word relegating
authorizing subordinates to make certain decisionsof Relegate
deporting,exiling, banishing, evicting, expelling, expatriating, eliminating, excluding,transporting, dismissing
accepting, admitting,receiving, admitting, accepting, receiving, entertaining, sheltering, naturalizing, taking in
The king relegated the rebellious prince to a remote castle, stripping him of his title and authority.
The company relegated the outdated technology to a subsidiary, recognizing its obsolescence.
The professor relegated the less important topics to the end of the syllabus, focusing on the core material first.
The coach relegated the injured player to the bench, hoping he would recover soon.
