verb
1.Make (someone) a deputy.
‘after an oath or two she was deputized’
‘Then, pointing to one of his comrades, he said, ‘He was even deputized by the governor of the state of Louisiana.’’
2.Temporarily act or speak on behalf of someone else.
‘the post-holder is required to deputize for the manager in their absence’
‘About 30 singers have been chosen to deputise for choristers who will be on holiday from the city’s cathedral for a week next August.’
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