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dēpōno
transitive verb III conjugation

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1 to put, to lay down, to put aside, to put away
2 to let drop, to let fall
3 to give up
4 to resign
5 to deposit, to entrust, to commit
6 to lift off
7 (clothes) to take off
8 to have hair, beard, nails cut
9 (tusks) to shed
10 to pull down, to demolish
11 (seedlings) to plant
12 to set up, to place
13 to lay to rest
14 to fire

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquem vino depono || aliquid de manibus depono || cingulum depono || arma deponat || alicuius rei memoriam depono || caput depono || animam depono || aliquid depono tutis auribus || apud eum HS quingena deposuerunt || arma depono or pono || ad deponendum imperium tardior = too hesitant to depose power || qua (oratione) deponerent maerorem atque luctum || bellum pacis caritate depono || spem abicio or perdo, or depono, or omitto || nacti obsides quos Caesar apud eos deposuerat || apud Theotimum omne aurum deponimus || castra muniunt neque iumentis onera deponunt || Chattos saltus Hercynius prosequitur simul atque deponit || Chattos suos saltus Hercynius prosequitur simul atque deponit || amicitiam dimitto or discindo or dirumpo or dissocio or dissolvo or exuo or depono or divello or everto or dissuo