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▲
Noun
A downward or declining slope or surface
A change to a lower or inferior state or level
The angle at which a straight line or plane is inclined to another
The act of abasing, humbling, or bringing low
The act of relegating, or being relegated, to a lower rank or position
Verb
To demote to a lower grade, rank, or level of importance
To reduce the (perceived) value or price of
To make, or attempt to make, something seem less important
To disgrace or reduce the dignity of
To belittle or express disapproval of
Remove from office suddenly and forcefully
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▲
Noun
▲
A downward or declining slope or surface
descent
declivity
fall
decline
dip
declension
hang
pitch
downhill
hanging
hill
downward slope
slope
slant
drop
incline
declination
downslope
gradient
inclination
cant
brae
downward slant
tip
depression
downward
chute
precipice
slide
cliff
depth
sink
trough
basin
sinkage
sag
concavity
slip
grade
rise
plunge
tilt
fall-off
ramp
down
nosedive
upgrade
acclivity
droop
rake
rise and fall
bank
lean
ascent
diagonal
leaning
upslope
plane
chasm
abyss
gully
gorge
deepness
divergence
obliquity
deviation
scarp
adret
versant
escarpment
bajada
trail
bend
track
inclined plane
angle
sloping surface
adit
access
ridge
uprise
uphill
eminence
elevation
camber
climb
mountainside
rising ground
sloping ground
rising slope
upward slope
more ❯
“The vehicle speed began to increase due to coming upon a sudden
downgrade
in the road.”
Noun
▲
A change to a lower or inferior state or level
decline
deterioration
fall
descent
degeneration
degradation
downfall
degeneracy
ebb
decadence
devolution
declension
declination
eclipse
ruin
drop
decay
worsening
retrogression
slide
downturn
slump
collapse
devaluation
debasement
decrease
lapse
abasement
lessening
reduction
weakening
slip
regression
depreciation
diminution
vitiation
waning
decaying
ebbing
crash
tumble
abatement
loss
atrophy
comedown
adulteration
enfeeblement
debilitation
failure
decrement
sinking
diminishment
disintegration
withering
plunge
lowering
breakdown
cut
shrinkage
falloff
plummet
downswing
dwindling
stagnation
depletion
recession
nosedive
drop-off
dip
dive
demise
dilapidation
spoiling
rot
depression
downtrend
relapse
dent
disrepair
declivity
escalation
falling off
downgrading
aggravation
depravation
decadency
demotion
reversion
ruining
fading
destroying
harm
spoliation
falling apart
downslide
cutback
cutting
contraction
curtailment
corruption
rotting
dégringolade
diminishing
corrosion
perversion
dislocation
degringolade
minimizing
US
deduction
minimization
sharp fall
fall-off
let-up
dropping off
step down
discount
markdown
dilution
minimising
UK
downhill trend
failing
wane
backsliding
dropoff
falling-off
down
flameout
destruction
cadence
downcome
devastation
downward spiral
ruination
obliteration
demolition
decimation
demolishment
damage
desolation
decrepitude
annihilation
extinction
wastage
extermination
dissolution
death
havoc
end
labefaction
subversion
overthrow
crumbling
topple
break-up
falling to pieces
decomposition
blight
putrefaction
downtick
impairment
dying
slackening
mortification
perishing
putrescence
defeat
spoilage
shrinking
impoverishment
consumption
wasting
slowdown
putridity
festering
wasting away
deflation
gangrene
rottenness
sag
spoilation
senescence
rust
caries
undoing
putridness
termination
trough
bankruptcy
erosion
retrenchment
declining
slipping
exhaustion
slash
de-escalation
attenuation
subtraction
foundering
skid
petering out
dying down
folding
flop
receding
devaluing
bottom-out
loss of status
falling
subsidence
reverse
easing
trimming
rollback
deficiency
decreasing
devitalization
disgrace
inactivity
downer
blow
attrition
reducing
enervation
immiseration
expiry
vanquishing
comeuppance
disappearance
malfunction
miscarriage
doom
shakeout
falling away
halt
disruption
cessation
interruption
dying out
closing
disorganization
US
rupture
seizure
stoppage
bust
stagflation
nonsuccess
disorganisation
UK
nonachievement
shutdown
fizzle
Waterloo
passing away
lack of success
economic decline
non-function
breaking down
credit squeeze
bad times
hard times
credit crunch
write-down
alleviation
Götterdämmerung
downsize
decrescence
dereliction
precipitation
recidivation
moderation
tainting
lightening
deprivation
mitigation
landslide
undermining
destabilisation
UK
destabilization
US
downshift
slowing down
privation
letting up
fragmenting
meltdown
plummeting
dump
standstill
forfeiture
squandering
rundown
detraction
steep fall
skydive
letup
shortfall
dissipation
breaking up
breakup
bottoming out
paralysis
setback
dropping away
slack
arrest
free fall
expenditure
pruning
slimming
shrivelling
UK
taking away
loss of success
draining
drain
waste
turn for the worse
Black Monday
rainy day
disgregation
bound entropy
anergy
expending
subsiding
axing
chopping
limiting
emptying
emaciation
worsening of someone's condition
falling down
sapping
deteriorating
wilting
degenerating
retardation
want
fall from grace
economy
subdual
subjugation
pullback
slimming down
insolvency
closure
liquidation
flagging
shriveling
US
using up
cheapening
bottom out
running down
scaling down
shrivelling up
drying up
entropy
dying away
reversal
phasedown
saving
fading away
decrease in value
lowering in value
humiliation
humbling
belittlement
contracting
downsizing
discounting
reduction in value
unseating
belt-tightening
expiration
accounting allowance
ousting
conquest
toppling
salami slicing
loss of value
passing
wreck
discomfiture
letdown
cropper
pratfall
deposition
elimination
nemesis
shortening
bane
debacle
ending
checkmate
curtains
cutting down
quietus
decease
shutting down
close-down
going under
winding up
loss of power
loss of face
reality check
rack and ruin
road to ruin
loss of prosperity
marking down
paring down
croaking
passing on
snuffing
passage
grave
unemployment
autumn
fate
exit
great divide
big trouble
rainy days
negative growth
passing into oblivion
fizzling out
decline and fall
ceasing to exist
coming to an end
withering away
twilight
closing years
last years
final years
last phase
more ❯
“We have noticed the
downgrade
in the quality of the drinking water and we are concerned.”
Noun
▲
The angle at which a straight line or plane is inclined to another
inclination
slope
incline
gradient
slant
pitch
tilt
grade
cant
rake
angle
lean
rise
upgrade
ramp
bank
declivity
acclivity
descent
diagonal
camber
steepness
leaning
bend
ascent
bevel
bending
lift
deviation
direction
dip
list
drop
heel
fall
slide
skew
declination
shelving
listing
obliqueness
bias
sway
abruptness
obliquity
deflection
hill
ridge
uprise
uphill
eminence
elevation
climb
mountainside
rising slope
rising ground
upward slope
sloping ground
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of abasing, humbling, or bringing low
abasement
belittlement
humiliation
degradation
disgrace
depression
lowering
mortification
reduction
shaming
dishonour
UK
downgrading
humbleness
humbling
humility
put down
abnegation
debasement
demotion
denigration
deprecation
dishonor
US
effacement
shame
subjugation
ignominy
disparagement
demeaning
belittling
bump
bringing low
exposure
naming and shaming
public disgrace
Noun
▲
The act of relegating, or being relegated, to a lower rank or position
relegation
demotion
being demoted
sending down
transfer down
lowering of rank
Verb
▲
To demote to a lower grade, rank, or level of importance
demote
degrade
relegate
lower
declass
disrate
bust
reduce
break
depose
bump
dethrone
lower in rank
lower in status
kick downstairs
take down a peg
reduce in rank
kick down the ladder
reduce in importance
reduce to the ranks
unseat
humble
dismiss
cashier
devalue
bench
move down
disbar
delegate
put down
strip someone of their rank
sideline
abase
displace
oust
lay off
demean
belittle
undervalue
strip of rank
depreciate
humiliate
revert
debase
set back
denigrate
remove from office
bring low
mark down
snub
cut down to size
tear down
shame
take down
bring down
disgrace
cast down
crush
lower the status of
chasten
subdue
sink
mortify
abash
own
dishonor
US
cheapen
chagrin
discredit
dishonour
UK
foul
pop one's balloon
silence
make a fool of
shoot down
deflate
make one feel small
discomfit
upset
squelch
overcome
put to shame
make eat dirt
bemean
cause to lose face
make someone eat humble pie
force to eat humble pie
squash
fix someone's wagon
pull down
put one away
make someone eat crow
embarrass
put away
smirch
strike dumb
settle someone's hash
put someone in their place
cut to the quick
take down a peg or two
bring down a peg
more ❯
“She'd been nice enough to upgrade me from thug to psychologist, or
downgrade
me to lawyer, I couldn't tell which.”
Verb
▲
To reduce the (perceived) value or price of
reduce
lower
depreciate
devalue
devaluate
depress
cheapen
decrease
sink
attenuate
devalorize
undervalue
abase
bench
bump
declass
demerit
mark down
write down
write off
take down a peg
break
lessen
drop
cut
diminish
slash
axe
UK
ax
US
abate
moderate
cut down
cut back
bring down
minimize
US
discount
curtail
degrade
ease
deflate
decline
pare
minimise
UK
downscale
clip
dwindle
scale down
put down
fall
deplete
limit
nosedive
minify
downsize
shave
curb
dent
trim
keep down
erode
dial down
run down
lower in price
wind down
roll back
de-escalate
make cutbacks in
pare down
ease off
slow
dip
debase
decay
deteriorate
soften
worsen
prune
lower in value
demote
taper
cause to fall
knock down
slim down
ease up on
lighten
mitigate
cut back on
shorten
quell
slip
temper
alleviate
tone down
couch
wane
taper off
decrement
restrain
relax
retrogress
plunge
sag
shed
slacken
dry up
tighten
dilute
amortise
UK
take down
trim down
restrict
ebb
make less
trim back
qualify
drop off
impair
whittle down
take the edge off
whittle
amortize
US
step down
make smaller
tail off
weaken
peter out
slow down
cast down
extenuate
crash
subside
slump
plummet
become lower
get rid of
reduce greatly
become softer
become quieter
get lower
get quieter
get softer
go down
shrink
contract
fade
settle
fall off
run low
wear away
let up
die down
wear down
quiet
degenerate
waste
check
droop
slack off
calm down
evaporate
crumble
shrivel
lose edge
narrow down
wither
recede
relent
die out
die away
grow less
become smaller
ratchet down
fall away
become less
phase down
grow smaller
drain
rebate
remit
tail away
modify
pall
blur
drain away
peter
rein in
deduct
subtract
disgrade
drive down
slacken off
turn down
lose value
fall in price
decrease in value
drop in price
decline in price
more ❯
“The article concluded by asking how I could have been so ignorant to
downgrade
the stock on the day Intel bought the company.”
Verb
▲
To make, or attempt to make, something seem less important
minimise
UK
minimize
US
diminish
underrate
undervalue
underemphasize
understate
trivialise
UK
trivialize
US
downplay
underplay
soften
deemphasize
de-emphasize
play down
gloss over
soft-pedal
shrug off
make light of
set little store by
talk down
tone down
make little of
set no store by
make nothing of
detract from
hold back
belittle
underestimate
reduce
lessen
misprize
minify
sell short
brush aside
rate too low
do an injustice to
not do justice to
disparage
depreciate
devalue
hold cheap
be wrong about
think too little of
deprecate
discount
deflate
slight
underprize
underprice
disesteem
put down
fail to appreciate
set too little store by
not do justice
vilipend
disregard
misjudge
underween
look down on
take for granted
whitewash
moderate
extenuate
mitigate
cheapen
weaken
palliate
pooh-pooh
qualify
temper
minimalize
decry
derogate
brush off
make light
discredit
denigrate
defame
knock
lower
undermine
devaluate
decrease
blister
backbite
withdraw
take away from
laugh at
detract
subtract from
write off
cut rate
rationalize
US
belie
justify
sugarcoat
blue-pencil
subdue
shush
hush-hush
euphemize
rationalise
UK
gloss
varnish
go easy
smooth over
brush something under the carpet
gloze over
explain away
put on the soft pedal
mince words
more ❯
“MacFarlane did his best to duck the limelight and
downgrade
his role in the investigation.”
Verb
▲
To disgrace or reduce the dignity of
degrade
demean
disgrace
humble
humiliate
debase
shame
dishonor
US
abase
dishonour
UK
belittle
denigrate
lower
disparage
sink
reduce
diminish
minimise
UK
minimize
US
defame
prostitute
take down
bring down
cast down
detract from
discredit
chasten
cheapen
devalue
mortify
bring low
embarrass
smirch
foul
abash
crush
cut down to size
discomfit
deflate
subdue
flatten
quash
lessen
squash
bemean
show up
make a fool of
tear down
lower the status of
put to shame
make ashamed
make someone eat humble pie
put down
make someone eat crow
get the better of
have the last laugh on
take down a peg
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
dehumanize
US
dehumanise
UK
bring shame to
deign
condescend
stain
taint
stigmatize
US
sully
stoop
tarnish
besmirch
descend
blacken
scandalize
US
smear
besmear
desecrate
snub
defile
shoot down
slur
stigmatise
UK
scandalise
UK
cut down
expose
own
corrupt
pervert
vitiate
deprave
take the wind out of your sails
show in a bad light
settle someone's hash
warp
debauch
poison
subvert
bastardize
US
profane
deteriorate
demoralize
US
canker
demote
crawl
subjugate
demoralise
UK
bastardise
UK
blot
drag through the mud
reflect badly on
bring into disrepute
slander
bring shame on
give a black eye
damage
drag through the mire
reproach
injure
vilify
derogate
malign
censure
bring discredit to
calumniate
soil
bring shame upon
give a bad name
libel
spot
traduce
rip
deride
disrespect
blemish
rubbish
knock
do a hatchet job on
tar and feather
decry
spoil
asperse
assail
muckrake
attack
blotch
breathe on
slag off
rip up and down
do a number on
spread scandal about
speak ill of
cast a slur on
bad-mouth
fling mud at
sling mud at
run smear campaign
undermine
befoul
drag down
give a bad name to
mar
chagrin
run down
put in a bad light
pull down
cause to lose face
make lose face
harm
blight
depreciate
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
compromise
break
prejudice
reduce the status of
ruin
slam
pan
blister
ridicule
blacken the name of
bring dishonour to
brutalize
US
bestialize
dump on
brutalise
UK
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
badmouth
abuse
brand
disregard
attaint
mock
demolish
vilipend
disconcert
scorch
blackguard
cast a slur
be prejudicial to
lose face
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
cow
poor-mouth
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
sling mud
betray
tame
undervalue
let down
take apart
succumb
sell out
impair
influence
be untrue to oneself
beat down
abandon one's principles
take to bits
take to pieces
silence
overcome
upset
squelch
despoil
infect
pollute
fix someone's wagon
put away
bring down a peg
pop one's balloon
make one feel small
make eat dirt
force to eat humble pie
put one away
strike dumb
cut to the quick
put in one's place
hurt
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
be reduced to
demean oneself
debase yourself
deface
deform
ravage
disfigure
waste
wither
discountenance
confuse
vanquish
downplay
put out of countenance
play down
cause to feel small
cripple
debilitate
devaluate
insult
mudsling
disesteem
cast aspersions on
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
bring into disfavour
blacken someone's name
destroy someone's credibility
damage someone's reputation
more ❯
“Why should you
downgrade
yourself by living someone else's life?”
Verb
▲
To belittle or express disapproval of
deprecate
belittle
denigrate
depreciate
disparage
discredit
downplay
dismiss
discount
criticise
UK
criticize
US
knock
slam
vilify
defame
derogate
trash
slate
pan
vilipend
decry
diss
rubbish
asperse
dis
bash
abuse
roast
slander
attack
slight
insult
bag
pummelled
UK
pummel
US
skewer
bad-mouth
talk down
poor-mouth
cast aspersions on
detract from
slag off
trash-talk
cry down
dump on
take to pieces
tear into
hit out at
speak ill of
lay into
have a go at
do a hatchet job on
drag through the mud
speak evil of
throw mud at
minimize
US
diminish
minimise
UK
undervalue
trivialize
US
run down
play down
underrate
trivialise
UK
put down
deride
degrade
scorn
underestimate
slur
minify
malign
lower
pour scorn on
write off
pull apart
ridicule
demean
kiss off
condemn
mock
smear
marginalize
US
revile
misprize
marginalise
UK
scoff at
sneer at
pooh-pooh
treat lightly
make light of
do down
laugh off
laugh at
hold cheap
pick holes in
censure
understate
blast
deflate
dispraise
rap
detract
scorch
vituperate
flame
traduce
calumniate
pull to pieces
tear down
take down a peg
demote
disregard
disdain
impugn
libel
subordinate
sneer
look down one's nose at
lessen
humiliate
cheapen
devaluate
hammer
contemn
compromise
monster
throw brickbats at
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put hooks in
speak badly of
blame
pillory
lambaste
execrate
deplore
rail against
inveigh against
anathematize
reprehend
reprobate
fulminate against
excoriate
carp at
cavil at
disapprove of
animadvert
opprobriate
snipe at
take swipe at
take away
hold forth against
come down on
throw stones at
devalue
disgrace
mark down
hit
rail
complain
tear to shreds
do a number on
squash
blister
rip
squelch
take down
take a swipe at
shoot down
shoot full of holes
poor mouth
sour grapes
cut down to size
cut to the quick
pooh pooh
besmirch
stigmatize
US
assail
blacken
debase
stigmatise
UK
dishonour
UK
scandalize
US
give a bad name
dishonor
US
tarnish
scandalise
UK
reproach
savage
sling mud at
sully
shame
injure
give a black eye
taint
stain
slash
drag through the mire
smirch
fling mud at
berate
bring into disrepute
vituperate against
blot
castigate
spread scandal about
find fault with
objurgate
defile
arraign
disrespect
animadvert on
crucify
reduce
cast a slur on
maul
reprove
rate
damage
jump on
muckrake
cut up
lace into
besmear
give some stick to
spot
scathe
run smear campaign
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tar and feather
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bring shame on
sledge
befoul
soil
nitpick about
give flak to
spoil
give a bad press to
rebuke
lambast
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blotch
bring discredit to
breathe on
potshot
mudsling
belabor
US
reprimand
mortify
blacken the name of
belabour
UK
abase
taunt
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scold
think little of
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upbraid
spread lies about
poison
embarrass
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tell lies about
bag on
make little of
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offend
flay
sell short
curse
blacken the character of
fault
sully the reputation of
underplay
take to task
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undermine
sully someone's reputation
cut down
cane
treat as unimportant
downcry
chasten
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nag
sink
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reject
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US
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lash into
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impeach
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UK
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US
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UK
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US
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own
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rollick
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harangue
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disagree with
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strumpet
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pervert
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ream out
criticize unfairly
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blacken someone's character
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accuse falsely
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tarnish someone's name
soil someone's name
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start on
sail into
start in
warp
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take on
be untrue to oneself
beat down
abandon one's principles
subvert
give offence to
give someone hell
debauch
step on one's toes
cause offence to
hurt somebody's feelings
cut dead
treat disrespectfully
jump on one's case
bite someone's head off
snap someone's head off
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go for the jugular
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lash out
give someone a bad press
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US
profane
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US
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US
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UK
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UK
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UK
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“He is angry with Richelieu for his attempts to
downgrade
the importance of this judicial assembly.”
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Remove from office suddenly and forcefully
depose
dethrone
displace
oust
unseat
dismiss
overthrow
remove
topple
cashier
demote
eject
overturn
supplant
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expel
ax
US
axe
UK
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defrock
degrade
deprive
drum out
fire
sack
throw out
uncrown
unmake
unthrone
boot out
drive out
force out
bounce
break
can
chuck
chuck out
discrown
impeach
remove from office
subvert
unfrock
unhorse
upset
get rid of
strip of rank
turf out
freeze out
give heave-ho
kick out
send packing
give someone the boot
give someone the push
show the door
give someone their marching orders
ride out on rail
run out of town
throw out on your ear
lay off
make redundant
give someone the sack
let go
give the heave-ho
give someone the bullet
give the elbow
give someone their cards
release
retire
pink-slip
give the old heave-ho
give someone their notice
terminate
give notice
muster out
boot
turn off
out
give someone the big E
dislodge
turf
evict
discard
hand walking papers
pink slip
bin off
give someone the air
drop
bump
give notice to
ship
declare redundant
shelve
give someone his
give walking papers
give a pink slip
disemploy
bring about the downfall of
give marching orders
hand someone his hat
disbar
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court martial
cast out
usurp
disenthrone
disthrone
turn out
unsettle
remove from power
disestablish
give the push to
give the boot to
give the bullet to
nix
relieve of duty
excuse
deprive of office
lock out
supersede
replace
bust
disqualify
suspend
pay off
give the ax
pension
let out
give the gate
shut out
recall
deselect
disfrock
furlough
depone
wash out
kiss off
turn away
give warning
purge
eliminate
move
shed
dehire
unhire
relegate
transfer
reposition
abolish
give one's cards
give pink slip
give the sack to
give someone the pink slip
give bum's rush
shift
give the bum's rush
expunge
evacuate
take down
see the back of
abstract
pull
dislocate
budge
relocate
detach
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