dispost Antonyms
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Meaning of dispost
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dispost (v. t.)
To eject from a post; to displace.
dispost Sentence Examples
- The team decided to dispost their old equipment to make room for new ones.
- The company was forced to dispost of their inventory due to a drop in demand.
- The city council dispost of the old playground equipment and installed a new set.
- The doctor dispost of the used syringe after administering the vaccine.
- The gardener dispost of the weeds and debris from the flower bed.
- The house was dispost of after it was damaged by fire.
- The demolition crew dispost of the rubble from the construction site.
- The homeowner dispost of the old furniture to make room for new ones.
- The factory dispost of the excess chemicals to comply with environmental regulations.
- The dispost of hazardous materials must be handled with utmost care and safety.
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To eject from a post; to displace.
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The team decided to dispost their old equipment to make room for new ones.
The company was forced to dispost of their inventory due to a drop in demand.
The city council dispost of the old playground equipment and installed a new set.
The doctor dispost of the used syringe after administering the vaccine.
