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depose
de·pose
[
di pṓz
]
(
past and past participle
de·posed
,
present participle
de·pos·ing
,
3rd person present singular
de·pos·es
)
verb
Definition:
1.
transitive verb
remove from office:
to remove somebody from office or from a position of power
2.
transitive and intransitive verb
give evidence:
to give evidence or testify under oath, either in a written or verbal form
3.
transitive verb
U.S.
take evidence:
to request and record evidence from a witness
[
13th century. < French
déposer
, alteration (influenced by
poser
"put") of Latin
deponere
"put down," in medieval Latin "testify" <
ponere
"to place"
]
de·pos·a·ble
adjective
de·pos·al
[
di pṓz'l
]
noun
de·pos·er
noun
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de·pos·a·ble adjectivede·pos·al [ di pṓz'l ] nounde·pos·er noun
