Kissing is a custom which the code of English and American etiquetterelegates as much as possible to the privacy of home.
He relegates the questioner, not to his own conscience, but to the authoritative revealed will of God in the law.
The expanded portion Skeat perforcerelegates to the footnotes.
Skeat relegatesthis expansion of two lines to a footnote, and rightly.
A rationalism which relegates implication to the indefinables cannot present the process of modern science.
The absence of any one of these conditions excludes a work from the category of art and relegates it to that of art's counterfeits.
Their political education relegates religion to private and domestic life, to the personal and domestic virtues, and has nothing to say in public affairs.
For the present, it simply relegates to posthumous regions, phenomena that appear to occur within ourselves; it adds superfluous mystery and needless difficulty to the mediumistic mystery whence it springs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "relegates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
