Depose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPOSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to remove from office
• remove from office suddenly and forcefully
• testify to or give (evidence) under oath, typically in a written statement
• remove from an office or position of power
• To lay down; to divest one\'s self of; to lay aside.
• To let fall; to deposit.
• To remove from a throne or other high station; to dethrone; to divest or deprive of office.
• To testify under oath; to bear testimony to; -- now usually said of bearing testimony which is officially written down for future use.
• To put under oath.
• To bear witness; to testify under oath; to make deposition.
• force to leave (an office)
• make a deposition; declare under oath

Words related to DEPOSE

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Words that contain DEPOSE

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How to use DEPOSE in a sentence

• He now resolved to assemble the states of the United Provinces, solemnly abjure the dominion of Spain, and depose King Philip from the sovereignty he had so justly forfeited.
• If he persists in un-Islamic conduct we can depose him.
• The people decides whether its representatives and the monarch have deserved the confidence placed in them, and has the right to depose them, if they exceed their authority.
• Thus when the state one Edward did depose, A greater Edward in his room arose.
• I have been led to inquire, whether the Lord in His providence intends to depose me from meeting His people.
• The Iroquois Seneca women could chase lazy husbands from the premises, and could even depose a chief.
• The right of the people through its representatives to depose the King, to change the order of succession, and to set on the throne whom they would, was now established.
• This approximate determination of the size of the earth tended to depose her from her dominating position, and gave rise to very serious theological results.
• The very day he was chosen he was inaugurated at Prague, and though rival candidates united with the pope to depose him, he maintained his position against them all.
• He now declared openly and to all, that it was his intention to depose his brother and claim for himself the government of Hungary, Austria and Bohemia.
• Sennacherib again struck a blow for Babylonia, but was unable to depose Mushezib-Merodach.
• If they want to depose him, I only wish they would not set me up as a competitor.
• No fewer than fourteen masters had to depose, nine that they knew, and five that they believed the candidate to be fit.
• Whereby, Doctor Foe, not having pen and ink handy to make a round robin of it, we hereby respectfully depose Mr.
• He must obey that order or march on the Capital with his army, depose the President, and declare a dictatorship.
• William actually wrote to the Pope, naturally without any success, praying him to depose Anselm, and promising a large annual tribute to Rome if the request was granted.
• But Octavius remained firm, and Tiberius therefore determined to depose him from his office.
• Then they asked me what I thought of the Pope and his Bull, and whether he can depose princes.
• Secretary, looking very hard at me asked whether if Philip sent an armament against Elizabeth to depose her, I would fight for him or her grace.
• When it was, thought best to depose him and to employ another captain, he gave way without protest.
• It could form new churches, ordain and dismiss pastors, grant licenses to preachers, and depose the unworthy.
• If you depose on oath to the identity of the prisoner and your poacher, he will be convicted and imprisoned.
• Presently the Commune sent a request that the assembly should depose the King.
• There was, therefore, no one who could take the sceptre from his hand, and depose him from his high position.
• Therefore they did not depose him but they gave equal power to his master of the horse, so that both held their commands on a like footing.
• I do, therefore, with Spartan firmness depose and say that I am a woman.
• Williams, had he been put to prove where he was at the very time the house was entered, had people ready to depose that he was on his way by water to his farm near Parramatta.
• Al Garret will have to depose a lot more witness than we do in order to even come close to presenting his case.
• A party now arose who secretly conspired to overthrow the regency of Anne, and to depose the infant Ivan and place Elizabeth upon the throne.
• At first it was rumored that the monarch had gone to depose the Pope, and the Duke of Suabia secretly exulted in the prospect of instant action.
• The Pope well knew what a delicate undertaking it was to depose a sovereign whom he had consecrated, and how fraught with danger such a precedent must be.
• The Emperor of Austria had sworn to depose him, the Italians promised to assist his antagonist.
• She rose from her sick-bed to depose how she had opened her window, and had seen the actual death of the unfortunate man, whom she little guessed was her husband.

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