depositure (Meaning)
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depositure (n.)
The act of depositing; deposition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of depositure
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
depositure Sentence Examples
- The depositure of the artifacts into the museum's collection was carefully documented and archived.
- Following the ceremony, the depositure of the crown jewels into the vault was overseen by security personnel.
- The depositure of funds into the bank account was completed swiftly through electronic transfer.
- The depositure of sedimentary layers over millions of years forms the foundation of geological studies.
- The depositure of ashes into the urn marked the final farewell to a beloved family member.
- The depositure of responsibilities onto capable shoulders allowed the team to thrive under pressure.
- The depositure of trust in his words came with years of loyal friendship and unwavering support.
- The depositure of leaves onto the forest floor signaled the arrival of autumn in all its colorful splendor.
- The depositure of evidence in the courtroom was handled with utmost care to ensure its integrity.
- The depositure of knowledge into the minds of young learners is a noble pursuit of educators worldwide.
FAQs About the word depositure
The act of depositing; deposition.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The depositure of the artifacts into the museum's collection was carefully documented and archived.
Following the ceremony, the depositure of the crown jewels into the vault was overseen by security personnel.
The depositure of funds into the bank account was completed swiftly through electronic transfer.
The depositure of sedimentary layers over millions of years forms the foundation of geological studies.
