Derogate

The author faced backlash for including derogate slurs in his novel, despite claiming artistic freedom.

The bully's constant derogate remarks caused the victim to develop low self-esteem.

The comedian's routine was filled with derogate jokes targeting different ethnicities.

The talk show host's derogate jokes about a recent tragedy sparked outrage among viewers.

The politician's derogate comments about his opponent were seen as a desperate attempt to gain support.

The journalist faced backlash for publishing a derogate article about the politician.

The author's deliberate choice to derogate from traditional sentence structure created a unique literary style.

It is important not to derogate from the guidelines when conducting scientific experiments.

The professor warned the students not to derogate from the rules of academic writing.

The young poet's experimental verses derogate from conventional poetic forms.

The politician's inflammatory remarks derogate from the principles of respectful discourse.

The comedian's jokes often derogate from societal norms to challenge audience expectations.

The hotel had to derogate some rooms from the reservation list due to overbooking.

The editor will derogate a few paragraphs from the manuscript to make it more concise.

The judge ordered the defendant to derogate a percentage of his income for child support.

The coach will derogate playing time from the player who consistently shows poor sportsmanship.

The company decided to derogate a significant portion of the budget for marketing expenses.

The government decided to derogate funds from the arts and culture sector to allocate more to healthcare.

The government plans to derogate resources from the education sector to fund infrastructure development.

The manager decided to derogate some responsibilities from the overwhelmed employee.

The teacher will derogate five points from your final grade for missing the deadline.

The mechanic will derogate the cost of the repairs from the total bill.

The government plans to derogate funds from the healthcare budget to allocate them to infrastructure development.

The company's decision to derogate funding from the research department has hindered their progress.

The new diet plan requires you to derogate a specific amount of carbohydrates from your meals.

The charity organization will derogate a portion of their donations to provide relief aid to disaster-stricken regions.

The company decided to derogate the employee's bonus due to poor performance.

The landlord threatened to derogate the tenant's right to use the parking space.

The judge ruled to derogate the driver's license of the repeat offender.

The board of directors has the authority to derogate the CEO's decision if it is deemed detrimental to the company.

The council decided to derogate the planning permission for the construction of the new building.

The university can derogate the scholarship if the student fails to maintain a minimum GPA.

The government has the power to derogate the rights of citizens in times of national emergency.

The committee voted to derogate the club member's privileges due to misconduct.

The court can derogate the parental rights of an abusive or neglectful parent.

The makeshift tent provided derogate shelter during the storm.

The derogate soldier was given the least important duties.

The modest apartment seemed derogate compared to the luxurious homes in the neighborhood.

The derogate patient was often overlooked by the medical staff.

The derogate intern was given the simplest assignments.

The dilapidated house stood as a derogate reminder of the neighborhood's decline.

The intern felt derogate compared to the seasoned employees at the office.

The derogate member of the orchestra played the least significant instrument.

The outdated computer system proved to be derogate for the company's productivity.

The derogate student's artwork was rarely displayed in the gallery.

The derogate student was always seated at the back of the classroom.

The unpopular student faced derogate treatment from his peers.

The derogate player was always a substitute on the sports team.

The derogate team member was rarely included in important decision-making.

The broken-down car was a derogate choice for a long road trip.