derogate
/dɪˈroʊɡeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to lower in value, esteem, or reputation
“The politician’s reputation began to derogate after the scandal broke out.”
2. verb
to speak ill of; to disparage
“The critic derogated the artist’s new work, calling it a failure.”
3. verb
to decrease or impair the value or effectiveness of something
“The new policy will derogate the company’s profits this quarter.”
4. noun
a decrease in value, esteem, or reputation
“The company suffered a major derogate after the financial scandal.”