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This question seeks an antonym for the noun form: Is there an antonym for “delegate”?Is there an antonym for “delegate”?
I seek an antonym for the act of delegating, where instead of passing work or authority to another to keep it for for yourself.
I would also accept single words for taking on work/authority from a subordinate, whether it had previously been explicitly delegated or not.

This question seeks an antonym for the noun form: Is there an antonym for “delegate”?
I seek an antonym for the act of delegating, where instead of passing work or authority to another to keep it for for yourself.
I would also accept single words for taking on work/authority from a subordinate, whether it had previously been explicitly delegated or not.

This question seeks an antonym for the noun form: Is there an antonym for “delegate”?
I seek an antonym for the act of delegating, where instead of passing work or authority to another to keep it for for yourself.
I would also accept single words for taking on work/authority from a subordinate, whether it had previously been explicitly delegated or not.

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Is there an antonym for the verb form of delegate?

This question seeks an antonym for the noun form: Is there an antonym for “delegate”?
I seek an antonym for the act of delegating, where instead of passing work or authority to another to keep it for for yourself.
I would also accept single words for taking on work/authority from a subordinate, whether it had previously been explicitly delegated or not.