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Meanings of relegating in anglès
Usage of relegating in anglès
1
Ireland is on the brink of relegating itself to the second division.
2
By this means he succeeded in relegating the Sadducees to utter insignificance.
3
They were quietly but obviously relegating him to the back of the scene.
4
The Huffington Post announced it was relegating Trump coverage to the Entertainment section.
5
Both actors work without publicists, relegating press bookings and the like to their managers.
6
Marapper's iron stare remained firmly fixed ahead, relegating them all to another, inferior universe.
7
Busch also passed Larson near the end of the second stage, relegating Larson to third.
8
Easterners said the Westerners were relegating the Holy Spirit to a sort of second-rank Godship.
9
Protests poured in and the network capitulated, relegating the programme to a smaller cable channel.
10
In the end, he wouldn't hear of relegating her to the sofa, and she relented.
11
As for relegating it to the realm of fiction, that charge had to be dropped.
12
He grunted, relegating her statement to the realm of polite fiction, before looking at Gareth.
13
I also like the idea of 'relegating you'.
14
A depleted Roscommon still won in Cavan, clinching the Division 2 title and relegating their hosts.
15
The police report had a note tagged on years later, relegating the Whitehead kidnapping to cold cases.
16
Porto did the double over Galatasaray in their Champions League group, relegating them to the Europa League.
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