Synonyms

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2. (of oneself) bear, conduct, behave, demean, comport, carry, manage; act, play one's part, steer one's course, mind one's p's and q's. deportation, n. expulsion, exile, banishment, proscription, sequestration, expatriation, relegation; transplantation, ostracism, rogue's march; extradition, transportation, displacement, outlawry; removal, dislodgement, eviction, deportment, n. 1. demeanor, conduct, comportment, gest; actions, manners, behavior, etiquette; obedience, observance.
2. bearing, carriage, port, posture, stance; air, mien, manner, style, attitude; appearance, aspect, semblance, cast, guise, look, expression, depose, v. 1. remove from office, unseat, dethrone, Rare, disenthrone, uncrown, defrock or unfrock; demote, downgrade, lower or reduce in rank, degrade, humble, Inf. take or knock down a peg or two; declass, break or strip of rank, disrate, cashier, Mil. drum out, Mil. SI.

bust, Inf. kick upstairs.
2. oust, dispossess, displace, disbar, expel, exile; dismiss, discharge, Inf. rif, Inf. fire, SI.get rid of, SI. can, SI.sack, SI.give the boot, give the pink slip, Inf give [s.o.] his walking papers, SI.turn out, SI.bounce.
3. give sworn testimony, declare or state under oath, Law. make a deposition, Law. make an affidavit; testify, bear witness to, attest to, certify; swear, affirm, aver, asseverate, assert, allege. deposit, v. 1. put, place, set, lay, (of coins) insert, Archaic, repose; put down, set down, lay down.
2. precipitate, settle, dump. .
3. bank, save, hoard; store, stow, reposit, lay in, lay away, put away, squirrel away.
-n. 4. silt, alluvium, precipitation, deposition, sinter, loess; moraine, scree, detritus, Geol. diluvium; sediment, dregs, lees; Chem. sublimate, Metallurgy. dross.
5. ore bed, quarry, dike, mineral deposit; run, vein, lode, mother lode; mine, gold mine, bonanza.
6. depository, warehouse, repository. See depository (def. 1). depositary, n. 1. trustee, guardian, steward, Law. fiduciary; treasurer, banker, cashier, bursar, purser, Rom. Hist, quaestor.
2. depository, repository, warehouse. See depository (def. 1). depository, n. 1. warehouse, storehouse, storeroom, depot, repository, magazine, repertory, reservoir, (in the Orient) godown; bank, treasury, safe, vault, safety-deposit box, coffer, locker, chest, money chest.
2. depositary, trustee; treasurer. See depositary (def. 1). depot, n. 1. bus station, railroad station, train station, Fr. gare, Ger. Bahnhof, terminal, terminus; station house, stopping-place, stop.
2. storehouse, warehouse, depository, repository, magazine, cache. deprave, v. corrupt, make bad, debauch, seduce, pervert, subvert, demoralize, lead astray, lead away; make worse, corrode, undermine, eat away at; vitiate, debase, abase, lower, degrade, degenerate, deteriorate; adulterate, pollute, contaminate, infect, poison; taint, stain, soil, sully, dirty; spoil, defile, desecrate, profane; abuse, violate, deflower, ravish, rape, ruin, depraved, adj. 1. corrupt, immoral, unprincipled, reprobate; perverted, warped, misguided, distorted; wicked, evil, iniquitous, sinful, vicious; villainous, miscreant, vile, foul, base, low; demoralized, deteriorated, degenerate, debased, abased, vitiated, degraded, lowered; adulterated, contaminated, polluted; defiled, desecrated, violated, unchaste, impure, unclean; tainted, stained, soiled, sullied, spoiled.