Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Deportation

Deportationn.transportation, banishment, exile

731

Depose

Deposev.to witness, attest, lay down, degrade

732

Deposed

Deposedpa.attested, laid down, degraded

733

Deposit

Depositv.t.to trust in the hands of another, to cast down

734

Deposit (2)

Depositn.a pledge, pawn, wager

735

Deposition

Depositionn.an affidavit, or attested written testimony, the act of degrading from office, or casting to the bottom

736

Depository

Depositoryn.a person who has a thing in trust

737

Depository (2)

Depositoryn.a place where things are lodged

738

Depot

Depot, or Deportmentn.conduct, behavior

739

Depravation

Depravationn.depravity, corruption, legeneracy

740

Deprave

Depravev.t.to corrupt, vitiate, taint, spoil

741

Depravedness

Depravedness, or Depravement, or Depravityn.corruption

742

Depraver

Depravern.one who depraves or corrupts

743

Deprecate

Deprecatev.i.to pray earnestly or against

744

Deprecation

Deprecationn.a prayer against evil, an entreaty

745

Deprecatory

Deprecatorya.serving to deprecate or entreat

746

Depreciate

Depreciatev.i.to lssen, cry down, undervalue

747

Depreciation

Depreciationn.a falling in value

748

Depredate

Depredatev.to rob, plunder, spoil, devour

749

Depredation

Depredationn.a robbing, a spoiling, waste

750

Depredator

Depredatorn.a robber, plunderer, devourer, waster

751

Deprehend

Deprehendv.t.to take unawares, to find out, ob.

752

Depress

Depressv.t.to humble, deject, cast or let down

753

Depression

Depressionn.dejection, lowness, humiliation

754

Depressive

Depressivea.able to cast or let down, strong

755

Depressor

Depressorn.a muscle which draws downwards

756

Deprivation

Deprivationn.the act of depriving, loss, disgrace