deputize|deputized|deputizes|deputizing in English

verb deputize (Amer.)

[dep·u·tize || 'depjʊtaɪz]

appoint a deputy, appoint a representative; act as a deputy, act as a representative (also deputise)

Use "deputize|deputized|deputizes|deputizing" in a sentence

1. He was deputized as premier during the premier's absence.

2. Private security contractors deputized to shoot at American citizens.

3. My secretary will deputize for me at the meeting.

4. Carter was deputized by Dodge to take command of the tanker.

5. That caused some consternation and I don't think the same person deputized again.

6. Could the Foreign - funded enterprise deputize the business of import and export?

7. My boss had to go to the Caribbean unexpectedly and asked me to deputize.

8. Ms Green has asked me to deputize for her at the meeting.

9. Antonyms for Consanguineous include adopted, adoptive, nonbiological, foster, surrogate, proxy, deputised, deputized, displaced and caretaker

10. He is required to deputize for the Assistant Dean and Dean as and when necessary.

11. He will deputize for Denis Ranque, in particular in representing the Group vis vis key customers.

12. Deputize for securities investment, provide analytical reports of stock economy and securities market, as well as related consultation services.

13. Not only did he have the cops, but he would deputize certain Union members to walk around the hall with guns.

14. If photography was ever allowed to deputize FOR art...in the end it would either supplant or completely corrupt art.

15. If the author does not hope ChinaCourt. org deputize for his copyright, please indicate, "The author will asserted the copyright of the article on its own".

16. Αρχική σελίδα Biden news BREAKING: US Military at the White House Arresting Congress Μη μου πεις Ιανουαρίου 28, 2021 Special Operations (SOF) units including 4,000 deputized National Guard soldiers acting as US Marshalls, have served …