deputise (Meaning)
Wordnet
deputise (v)
act as a substitute
appoint as a substitute
Synonyms & Antonyms of deputise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
deputise Sentence Examples
- In the absence of the manager, the assistant manager will deputise and oversee the daily operations.
- The team captain will deputise for the coach during his medical leave.
- She was asked to deputise for her colleague in presenting the project proposal to the board.
- The senior accountant will deputise for the finance director during her maternity leave.
- The vice president will deputise for the president in chairing the meeting.
- He was chosen to deputise for the CEO in leading the company's expansion efforts overseas.
- During the CEO's absence, the COO will deputise and make executive decisions.
- The head nurse will deputise for the director of nursing in managing the department.
- The deputy mayor will deputise for the mayor at the community event.
- In the event of an emergency, the security officer will deputise and take charge of evacuation procedures.
FAQs About the word deputise
act as a substitute, appoint as a substitute
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In the absence of the manager, the assistant manager will deputise and oversee the daily operations.
The team captain will deputise for the coach during his medical leave.
She was asked to deputise for her colleague in presenting the project proposal to the board.
The senior accountant will deputise for the finance director during her maternity leave.
