1. to assign to a lower or less important position
Usage: third person singular present tense of relegate
2. to banish or exile to a particular place
Usage: third person singular present tense of relegate

Examples

• The coach relegates weaker players to the bench.
• The company relegates old equipment to storage.
• She relegates unimportant tasks to her assistant.
• The new policy relegates certain decisions to local managers.
• The dictator relegates political opponents to remote provinces.
• The teacher relegates disruptive students to the back row.