DISGRADE Meaning and
Definition
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Disgrade is a verb that refers to the act of reducing or diminishing the rank, status, or importance of someone or something. It involves bringing down the position or reputation of a person, object, or concept to a lower or inferior level.
Typically used in the context of hierarchical systems such as organizations or social structures, disgrade implies a deliberate action to devalue or degrade an individual or entity. This can be achieved through means such as demotion, humiliation, or attacking their credibility, ultimately resulting in a loss of respect or authority.
The term disgrade carries a negative connotation, as it implies a deliberate intent to belittle or undermine someone or something. It may involve expressions of disdain, condescension, or derision, with the aim of diminishing the perceived worth or competence of the target.
The concept of disgrade can also be extended to non-living entities or abstract ideas. For instance, the reputation of a product or brand can be disgraded through negative publicity, or a once widely accepted theory can be disgraded by new evidence challenging its validity.
Overall, disgrade involves diminishing or lowering the status or esteem of a person, object, or concept through intentional actions aimed at reducing their importance or worth.
Common Misspellings for DISGRADE
- sisgrade
- xisgrade
- cisgrade
- fisgrade
- risgrade
- eisgrade
- dusgrade
- djsgrade
- dksgrade
- dosgrade
- d9sgrade
- d8sgrade
- diagrade
- dizgrade
- dixgrade
- didgrade
- diegrade
- diwgrade
- disfrade
Etymology of DISGRADE
There are no recognized sources or dictionaries that define the word "disgrade" or provide its etymology. It seems that "disgrade" may be a made-up or uncommon term with no established linguistic history. It is possible that it is a combination of the prefix "dis-" (meaning "lack of" or "opposite of") and the word "grade" (meaning a level or rank), indicating a lack or decrease in rank or level. However, since the word is not widely recognized or used, its origin and etymology cannot be definitively determined.
Conjugate verb Disgrade
CONDITIONAL
I
would disgrade
you
would disgrade
he/she/it
would disgrade
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would disgrade
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would disgrade
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be disgrading
you
would be disgrading
he/she/it
would be disgrading
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would be disgrading
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would be disgrading
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have disgrade
you
would have disgrade
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would have disgrade
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would have disgrade
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would have disgrade
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been disgrading
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would have been disgrading
he/she/it
would have been disgrading
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would have been disgrading
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would have been disgrading
FUTURE
I
will disgrade
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will disgrade
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will disgrade
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will disgrade
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be disgrading
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have disgraded
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will have disgraded
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will have disgraded
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will have disgraded
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will have disgraded
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been disgrading
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will have been disgrading
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will have been disgrading
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will have been disgrading
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will have been disgrading
IMPERATIVE
you
disgrade
we
let´s disgrade
to disgrade
PAST
I
disgraded
you
disgraded
he/she/it
disgraded
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disgraded
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disgraded
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was disgrading
you
were disgrading
he/she/it
was disgrading
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were disgrading
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were disgrading
PAST PARTICIPLE
disgraded
PAST PERFECT
I
had disgraded
you
had disgraded
he/she/it
had disgraded
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had disgraded
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had disgraded
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been disgrading
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had been disgrading
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had been disgrading
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PRESENT
I
disgrade
you
disgrade
he/she/it
disgrades
we
disgrade
they
disgrade
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am disgrading
you
are disgrading
he/she/it
is disgrading
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are disgrading
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are disgrading
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
disgrading
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have disgraded
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have disgraded
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has disgraded
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have disgraded
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been disgrading
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have been disgrading
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has been disgrading
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have been disgrading
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