deposition in Latin
deposition in Latin is conscriptum — deposition means the formal removal of someone from a position of power or office.
deposition in Latin
conscriptum
(legal) The process of taking sworn testimony out of court; the testimony so taken.
What does "deposition" mean?
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noun The formal removal of someone from a position of power or office.
"The deposition of the president shocked the international community."
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noun A formal, sworn statement of testimony given outside a courtroom, usually during legal proceedings.
"Her deposition lasted more than six hours."
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noun The natural process by which material such as sediment, snow, or frost settles or builds up somewhere.
"Over centuries, the deposition of sediment formed the river delta."
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deposition in a sentence
- The deposition of the president shocked the international community.
- Her deposition lasted more than six hours.
- Over centuries, the deposition of sediment formed the river delta.
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What is "deposition" in Latin?
"deposition" in Latin is conscriptum. deposition means: The formal removal of someone from a position of power or office.
How do you use "deposition" in a sentence?
Example: "The deposition of the president shocked the international community." In Latin, "deposition" is conscriptum.
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