depudicate (Meaning)
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depudicate (v. t.)
To deflour; to dishonor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of depudicate
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depudicate Sentence Examples
- The judge was called upon to depudicate the complex legal dispute.
- It's essential for an impartial arbiter to depudicate matters of contention fairly.
- The committee convened to depudicate the conflicting claims made by the parties involved.
- The board of directors must depudicate between various proposals before making a decision.
- The mediator's role is to depudicate disputes and facilitate a peaceful resolution.
- In academia, scholars often depudicate between differing theories to ascertain the most plausible explanation.
- The HR department is responsible for depudicating employee grievances in accordance with company policies.
- The international tribunal was established to depudicate disputes between nations peacefully.
- As a neutral party, he was trusted to depudicate between his feuding friends.
- The ombudsman's duty is to depudicate complaints and ensure fairness in administrative processes.
FAQs About the word depudicate
To deflour; to dishonor.
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No antonyms found.
The judge was called upon to depudicate the complex legal dispute.
It's essential for an impartial arbiter to depudicate matters of contention fairly.
The committee convened to depudicate the conflicting claims made by the parties involved.
The board of directors must depudicate between various proposals before making a decision.
