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downgrade /ˈdaʊnˌgreɪd/  

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  • verb
    -grades; -graded; -grading
    [+ obj] to give (someone or something) a lower rank or grade
    If you confess to the crime, we may be able to downgrade [=reduce] the charge.
    The restaurant was downgraded from three to two stars.
    a soldier downgraded [=demoted] in rank for misconduct - opposite upgrade
    to cause (someone or something) to be thought of as less valuable, important, etc.
    She didn't intend to downgrade the importance of her colleague's work.
    noun
    plural -grades
    [count] chiefly US
    an area or surface that goes downward :a downward slope
    a steep downgrade
    an occurrence in which something becomes worse, less valuable, etc.
    a downgrade in the company's stock prices
    slight downgrades in quality