deposein a sentence
depose as in: deposed the witness
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Paul Dumas, physician, deposes that he was called to view the bodies about day-break. (source)deposes = states under formal questioning
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The Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam, Bene Gesserit Proctor who tested Paul's humanity when he was fifteen, deposes that he surmounted more agony in the test than any other human of record.† (source)
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Did you see how upset Almaz is at the idea of someone deposing the Emperor?† (source)
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The first and most immediate is the deposal of Gabrielle Richter as Director.† (source)
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What you don't know was that I'd been thinking for some time about deposing the queen of Attolia.† (source)
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During a break, Wade Lanier told a story of deposing a dozen consecutive witnesses over ten straight days in an oil spill case in New Orleans.† (source)
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It had followed her from that magazine to this much grander one, where it had won the instant loathing of the interior designer hired at great expense to restyle the deposed editor's office to Annie's taste.† (source)
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I swore to defend and protect his children, yet before his blood was cold, I plotted to depose and murder his son and seize the throne for myself.† (source)
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Deposes he was leaving Torquay Pavilion after the film Not a Sparrow and noticed a man behaving queerly.† (source)
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Still, he didn't have any plan for deposing her and didn't interfere with her power over the rest of us—especially over Mama, who remained as much a slavey as before.† (source)
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But he was not the kind of man to become an exile in some distant place where he would spend the rest of his life vegetating with other deposed leaders who had left their countries on a moment's notice.† (source)
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Soon enough, when my new masters have awakened, I will depose Boreas and take the throne of the North Wind, but not just yet.† (source)
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But this maid, Alice, as I understand, deposes that she went to her room, covered her bride's dress with a long ulster, put on a bonnet, and went out.† (source)
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Concisely he narrated all that had led up to the catastrophe, omitting nothing in Claggart's accusation and deposing as to the manner in which the prisoner had received it.† (source)
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The gist of the story was that Bishop was a popular folk leader who had deposed an insane dictator, a UFO nutcase who had devoted part of the meagre national budget to chasing flying saucers.† (source)
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Urgent fatline messages from Tau Ceti Center demanded that the ranking officer aboard the orbiting HS Denieve settle the situation on Qom-Riyadh, free all hostages, and depose the New Prophet...without resorting to the use of nuclear weapons within the planet's atmosphere.† (source)
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For what fault am I to be deposed? (source)deposed = forced out of leadership
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Ever since Akela had been deposed, the Pack had been without a leader, hunting and fighting at their own pleasure. (source)
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