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Meanings of relegate in English
Spanish
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Examples for "bar"
Examples for "bar"
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The flag was also spotted at a bar in Sea Point recently.
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Facebook maintains that political advertising requires a higher bar for free speech.
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Cuernavaca police said the bodies were found early yesterday outside a bar.
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However, that sets the bar low if there is any good news.
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A south London pub seeks two bar staff: 500 candidates step forward.
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Mourinho, however, will banish it from his mind as soon as possible.
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He helped banish the discord and increased the melody of the world.
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You can bind it and banish it if you know the words.
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Time would end their affair, but meanwhile love was hard to banish.
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The thought was unbearable, and he resolved to banish it in action.
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The United States said on Monday it would expel 60 Russian diplomats.
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Tuilaepa has several times urged principals to expel students involved in fighting.
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The ruling Democratic Party quickly moved to expel An from the party.
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Sources say the army intends to expel them to the Gaza Strip.
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Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
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Ramone used this as his right to ostracize Jasper whenever possible.
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Definitely not the kind of girl anyone would exclude or ostracize.
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They longed to ostracize poor Alida, yet saw no chance of doing so.
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We don't want this country to ostracize or condemn innocent people because they are different.
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If the victim refused to pay, they'd ostracize him.
Usage of relegate in English
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We still relegate women's work to the domestic, the interior, the personal.
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Burnham's plan would again relegate clinicians to the back benches of commissioning.
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Breaking: Dundee relegate rivals Dundee United -boyhood fan side-footshome last-minutewinner.
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To begin with, we must relegate selection to its proper place.
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He decided to relegate it into the category of unimportant events.
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On the other hand, we shall not relegate the old to an almshouse.
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I must relegate her to the fog she came out of.
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I helped to relegate Sunderland when I was a City player.
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Saturation coverage of the Clintons' itinerary would surely relegate developments at Dublin Castle.
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Now we relegate knee-breeches to fancy dress balls and Court functions.
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Our economic conditions still relegate many men to a servile status.
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Meanwhile, read this-agreeingto relegate discussion of it to a less hungry season.
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CGI-thatrelegate some of the Max Rebo Band members to near-obscurity.
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He insists on doing himself what another director would relegate to a second unit.
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Rigorists, and devotees of antiquity, relegate the perfect fourth to the list of dissonances.
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New York does not even relegate this emblem to the top of the column.
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