deport
//dɪˈpɔːrt//
Verb
deportInfinitive
deportPresent tense
deportedPast tense
deportedPast participle
deportingPresent participle
deportsThird-person singular
1
To officially force someone to leave a country, typically because they have broken immigration laws or are considered undesirable.
The government decided to deport him for violating immigration laws.
2
(Archaic or formal) To conduct or behave oneself in a particular manner.
She always deports herself with grace and dignity.