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demote verb abase, belittle, bring down, bring low, cashier, cause to descend, cause to sink, debase, decrease in importance, dedecorate, deflate, degrade, demean, depreciate, deprive, dethrone, diminish, discrown, dismiss from favor, dispossess, disrate, divest, downgrade, drop, humble, impose a penalty, lessen importance of, lower, lower in rank, make less important, otherwordly, reduce, reduce to inferior rank, reduce to the ranks, relieve, remove from office, strip, take down, unseat Associated concepts: demotion in rank, demotion in salary, demotion of employee See also: depose, derogate, dislodge, humiliate, minimize, remove How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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McPherson could be demoted: The Angels have discussed demoting third baseman Dallas McPherson to the minor leagues. ViewPlus for ConferenceManager also provides the conference host with the ability to view polling results in real-time and to manage their Q&A session by promoting, demoting, or removing participants from the queue. As tempting as it is, demoting the state Legislature to part-time status isn't the solution for reform, though reform is certainly needed in Sacramento. |
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