DEPUTIZES Meaning and
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Deputizes is a verb derived from the noun "deputy" and is usually used intransitively. It refers to the act of appointing or authorizing someone to act as a deputy or representative in an official capacity on behalf of another person or organization. When someone is deputized, they are granted temporary or limited authority to carry out specific duties or responsibilities that are normally performed by another individual.
The act of deputizing often occurs when the regular or primary person in a particular role is unable to fulfill their obligations due to absence, incapacity, or other reasons. In such cases, someone else is chosen or designated to fulfill their duties temporarily. Deputizing can occur in various contexts, including law enforcement, government, business, and other organizations.
The person who is deputized is often given certain powers, rights, or privileges similar to those possessed by the individual they are deputizing for. They may be authorized to make decisions, sign documents, hold meetings, or perform other necessary tasks on behalf of the person or organization they represent.
Overall, deputizing is the process of formally assigning someone the authority to act as a deputy in order to ensure the smooth continuity of operations in the absence or unavailability of the normal incumbent.
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Etymology of DEPUTIZES
The word "deputizes" is derived from the Middle English word "deputen" which comes from the Old French word "deputer". It ultimately traces back to the Latin word "deputare" meaning "to allot" or "to assign". The Latin term is a combination of the prefix "de-" (indicating "down" or "away") and the verb "putare" (meaning "to think" or "to consider"). Thus, "deputizes" originally referred to the act of assigning someone to a specific role or task, such as appointing them as a deputy or representative.
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