How Do You Spell RELEGATING?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛlɪɡˌe͡ɪtɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "relegating" is spelled with three syllables: [ˈrɛ.lə.ɡeɪt.ɪŋ]. The first syllable begins with the "RE" prefix, pronounced as [ri]. The second syllable has the schwa sound [ə], followed by the consonant blend [lɡ]. The third syllable is pronounced with the long "A" sound [eɪ], followed by the consonant [t] and the "-ING" suffix pronounced as [ɪŋ]. The word means to assign someone or something to an inferior position or status in a hierarchical system.

RELEGATING Meaning and Definition

  1. Relegating is a verb that refers to the act of assigning someone or something to a lower or less important position, status, or role. It implies demotion or the reduction in power, influence, or significance of a person or thing.

    In the context of individuals, relegating can occur in various settings such as work, sports, or society. For instance, if an employee is demoted from a managerial position to an entry-level role, they are being relegated within the company hierarchy. Similarly, in sports, a player might be relegated to the bench or to a lower division due to poor performance or team changes.

    Relegating can also apply to abstract entities such as ideas, beliefs, or theories. If a scientific theory is discredited or found to be outdated, it may be relegated to the realm of obsolete ideas. Similarly, social norms or practices that were once prominent can be relegated to the fringes when new ideas and values emerge.

    The term relegating often suggests a form of punishment, limitation, or loss of prominence. However, it can also be a strategic decision to better align someone or something with their capabilities or to reorganize a system or structure.

Common Misspellings for RELEGATING

Etymology of RELEGATING

The word "relegating" is derived from the Latin word "relegare", which means "to send away", "to banish", or "to remove". It is formed by combining the prefix "re-" (meaning "back" or "again") and the verb "legare" (meaning "to send" or "to dispatch"). Over time, "relegare" evolved into "relegatus" in medieval Latin, and then further into "relegate" in English. In its current usage, "relegating" refers to the act of assigning someone or something to a lesser position or category, or to banishing them to a lower status or importance.

Similar spelling words for RELEGATING

Conjugate verb Relegating

CONDITIONAL

I would relegate
we would relegate
you would relegate
he/she/it would relegate
they would relegate

FUTURE

I will relegate
we will relegate
you will relegate
he/she/it will relegate
they will relegate

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have relegated
we will have relegated
you will have relegated
he/she/it will have relegated
they will have relegated

PAST

I relegated
we relegated
you relegated
he/she/it relegated
they relegated

PAST PERFECT

I had relegated
we had relegated
you had relegated
he/she/it had relegated
they had relegated

PRESENT

I relegate
we relegate
you relegate
he/she/it relegates
they relegate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have relegated
we have relegated
you have relegated
he/she/it has relegated
they have relegated
I am relegating
we are relegating
you are relegating
he/she/it is relegating
they are relegating
I was relegating
we were relegating
you were relegating
he/she/it was relegating
they were relegating
I will be relegating
we will be relegating
you will be relegating
he/she/it will be relegating
they will be relegating
I have been relegating
we have been relegating
you have been relegating
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they have been relegating
I had been relegating
we had been relegating
you had been relegating
he/she/it had been relegating
they had been relegating
I will have been relegating
we will have been relegating
you will have been relegating
he/she/it will have been relegating
they will have been relegating
I would have relegated
we would have relegated
you would have relegated
he/she/it would have relegated
they would have relegated
I would be relegating
we would be relegating
you would be relegating
he/she/it would be relegating
they would be relegating
I would have been relegating
we would have been relegating
you would have been relegating
he/she/it would have been relegating
they would have been relegating

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