Relegated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELEGATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELEGATE, to remove, usually to an inferior position
• assign an inferior rank or position to
• transfer (a sports team) to a lower division of a league
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to assign

Words related to RELEGATED

relegate9 relegates10 relegating12

How to use RELEGATED in a sentence

• I relegated the puppy to the servants and the basement, and forgot him.
• I have followed in the body of this volume the text of these later appearances, the original form of the sonnets being relegated to the notes.
• Before his love, however, came her safety and the former must be relegated to the background until the latter had been achieved.
• The liberal and conservative element of the Democracy was relegated to the rear and the radical element came to the front and assumed charge.
• Invasion was met by diplomacy, and slaughter and bloodshed were relegated to the executioner.
• Political news was relegated to the third page and was not read until we got back to the veranda.
• Should a husband appear in the picture, he is soon relegated to the background, receiving only occasional glances over the shoulder.
• He found himself suddenly relegated to the second place and by nothing but sheer force of character.
• It was the best thing he could do for her, and the consideration of what it would cost him he relegated to a later period.
• He did not admit that the voice should be sacrificed and relegated to the rank of a simple unit of the orchestra.
• Although the chafing-dish is especially adapted to the needs of the bachelor, man or maid, its use should not be relegated entirely to the homeless or the Bohemian.
• Buckle had taken account of natural influences, but had relegated them to a secondary plane, compared with psychological factors.
• He returned to England at the restoration, when he found himself excluded from office on account of his religion, and relegated to only secondary importance.
• Religious instruction has been relegated to the church, and German history touches us indirectly if at all.
• Merriwell had risen to the first section in recitation at the very start, while Hodge, who had been placed in the third, was soon relegated to the second.
• John Galsworthy, might effect the greatest things, is relegated by Mrs.
• The last of these aged lovers, when refused and relegated to the position of a brother, urged her to reconsider this important matter, making it a subject of prayer.
• They agreed in resenting the unintelligent shortsightedness which relegated such a matter to a third or fourth rank in the scale of religious teaching.
• The alphabetical system of arrangement is the most contemptible of all, and should be relegated to a limbo at once.
• She saw considerably more of him than of Nick, the latter having completely relegated the duties of host to his brother.
• In most of our modern building and furnishing the people are relegated to the background as insignificant figures.
• One of the conditions is that the issue of ammunition is relegated to State control.
• Of late years the guards have been relegated to the outside of the buildings.
• King William and King James were at once relegated to their proper places among the moderns, while we went back to the ages of faith.
• Without an intelligent forecast of enterprises large numbers of workmen must periodically be relegated to idleness.
• The women and children are usually relegated to the rear court.

Similar words containing LEGAT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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