consigned
Meaning
of Consign
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After their one episode spotlights, they were usually consigned to the background as the series rotated around the core heroes and villains.
Allen carefully consigned his publication to the fire, and we only know of it through one of Elizabeth's spies, who had stolen a copy.
Connie, now feeling the shameful sting of remorse, admits that even if his mother had inherited the power of the Jaw or Colossal Titan, she'd still be consigned to a terrible fate.
Christiansen, p 210 The code defined two categories of people: the unfree, who came under peasant law (Gebauersrecht) and were consigned to the jurisdiction of their lords; and the freedmen.
After this brief period of being actively derided, he was consigned to relative obscurity for many years.
He has pulled many rabbits out of his hat over a long career, however, having been consigned to oblivion before, and there is no doubt he is attempting to gather his forces to do it again.