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Je ne vais pas me rabaisser à ce point !

Je ne vais pas m’abaisser à polémiquer sur ça !

Is it just me, or does "s’abaisser" only (or mostly) take "à + infinitive" while "se rabaisser" comes with "à + noun", as shown in the examples above? Or can you just switch the two around?

Je ne vais pas m'abaisser à ce point !

Je ne vais pas me rabaisser à polémiquer sur ça !

And what about the nuances of meaning between these two similar expressions?

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edited Aug 14, 2017 at 1:42

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Difference in usage between "se rabaisser" and "s’abaisser" in a figurative sense

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asked Aug 13, 2017 at 10:36

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Difference in usage between "se rabaisser" and "s’abaisser"