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demote

[dih-moht] / dɪˈmoʊt /


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Mr. Lemon was demoted from his primetime slot last year and moved to the revamped morning show in what was seen as an effort to dial back the network’s left-wing bias.

From Washington Times

He was demoted in the lineup, and his playing time dipped.

From Washington Post

Downing Street stood by the minister, however he was later demoted to the role of justice secretary, which although still a cabinet position is not as prestigious as foreign secretary.

From BBC

The bill would, among other things, prohibit railroad carriers from firing, suspending, demoting or otherwise disciplining employees for taking unpaid days off.

From Seattle Times

Ramirez, who was the director of specialized prosecutions when Gascón took office, said she was demoted for challenging policies she thought were illegal, unethical and overly broad.

From Los Angeles Times