demote - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of demote in Hindi

• अवनति
• पदावनति
• दर्जा घटाना
• दर्जा नीचा करना
• पद घटाना
• पदावनत करना

demote Definition

Verb

• give (someone) a lower rank or less senior position, usually as a punishment.

demote Example

• The decision to demote the officer to a lower rank was based on his inability to perform on the field.  ( अधिकारी को निचले पद पर पदावनत करने का निर्णय मैदान पर प्रदर्शन करने में उसकी अक्षमता पर आधारित था। )
• Marcus was the group leader at first, but we made a vote to demote him after he proved incompetent.  ( मार्कस पहले समूह के नेता थे, लेकिन उनके अक्षम साबित होने के बाद हमने उन्हें पदावनत करने के लिए वोट दिया। )  
• Ulbrickson promptly demoted them to third boat. ( उलब्रिकसन ने तुरंत उन्हें तीसरी नाव पर गिरा दिया। ) 
• Now you see why I demoted you, Kathy said. ( अब आप देखें कि मैंने आपको क्यों पदावनत किया, कैथी ने कहा। )

More Sentence

• What we really got was a washed-up, demoted manager.
• I too would weep if demoted back to human from a god.
• It was the day she was demoted from her management position at Newberg Mental Health.
• The four of them piled into the Land Rover, James now demoted to the back seat with Sophie.
• The sophomores were officially demoted to junior varsity status; the older boys would row as varsity.
• In Bordeaux, winemakers are simply trying to make the best grand vin, or top wine, and most will ruthlessly demote wines as they see fit.
• In some cases the only effective way of safeguarding the employee would be to dismiss or demote him.  
• By way of reprimand, Othello was forced to demote Cassio, a severe blow to the high-ranking officer.  
• Gerald, I am sorry to do this but I hereby demote you to the rank of ensign and I am confining you to your quarters till further notice.  
• He will need the popular support of his caucus to oust or severely discipline and demote Jones and do it in such a way as to keep Jones from jumping waka.  
• Besides simply kicking a player out of a squadron, commanders will be able to permanently ban them and demote players under their rank for the worst offences.  
• Mr Justice Briggs said the trust did not have a right to demote Mr Smith as his Facebook postings did not amount to misconduct.
• Suddenly he realized what a relief it was to be demoted, to be irrelevant, to be out of the spotlight.
• He fully expected to be demoted to worker status at any time, or perhaps worse, to be sent to a labor camp.
• The junior varsity race was, for the suddenly demoted older boys from Washington, all about making a point.
• She will be punished, demoted and returned to her Border duties at the Southern Wall, he said carelessly.
• Stalin had in fact demoted Zhukov because he was looked on as a war hero by the people and was becoming too popular to his taste.
• I had no choice but to demote the corporal to the rank of private for his blatant insubordination.