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demote

verb (demote, demotes, demoted, demoting)

«demote» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. To demote someone is to move them to a lower rank, job or level. tree →
  2. In sport, to move a team down a league (UK: relegate). tree →

In the lessons

Adult life (being demoted at work), sport, games and computer rankings.

Examples

  • He was demoted from captain to player. tree →
  • The manager demoted her after the mistake. tree →
  • Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet. tree →
  • Losing three games could demote us. tree →
  • The officer was demoted for bad behaviour. tree →
  • The coach threatened to demote anyone who skipped practice. tree →

Note

Opposite: promote. Noun: demotion. Pluto example: scientists reclassified it.

On Mova

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