"Deputised" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Deputised" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Deputised" Meaning

Deputised is the past participle form of the verb "depute", which means to appoint or entrust someone with a task or responsibility, especially temporarily.

"Deputised" Examples

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Example 1:
The company deputised a junior manager to represent them at the job fair, as the usual representative was on leave.

Example 2:
The mayor deputised a trusted councilor to oversee the renovations at the local community center.

Example 3:
In the absence of the department head, the team leader deputised one of her team members to take charge of the project.

Example 4:
The government deputised a senior diplomat to negotiate with foreign leaders on their behalf.

Example 5:
The bank deputised a representative to handle customer complaints and resolve disputes.

"Deputised" Similar Words

Depurification

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Depurition

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Deputation

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Deputations

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Depute

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Deputed

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Deputies

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Deputizes

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To appoint or empower someone to act on one's behalf, especially as an assistant or representative.

Deputizing

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Deputy

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A deputy is a person who assists or replaces a higher-ranking official, typically in a government or organization. They may have similar powers or duties as the official they support and can act on their behalf when needed.

Depuy

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