Government And Politics Terms

verb to remove from a position of power or authority, especially through force or legal means

• The witness was called to depose in front of the judge.
• They're asking me to depose about what I saw at the scene.
• I can't believe they deposed me for that long!
• The new evidence will depose the previous theory.

noun supreme power or authority

adjective related to a sovereign or supreme ruler

• The country's sovereignty must be respected by all other nations.
• We need to protect our sovereignty as a nation.
• Messing with a country's sovereignty is a big no-no.
• She guarded her personal sovereignty fiercely, never letting anyone dictate her choices.

noun A person who is a member of a think tank, an organization that conducts research and provides advice on specific issues.

• The thinktanker presented a well-researched report on economic policy.
• I heard that thinktanker is really knowledgeable about climate change.
• That thinktanker is a total brainiac when it comes to technology trends.
• As a thinktanker in the field of education, she is always coming up with innovative ideas.

noun A suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives, typically expressing a state or quality.

• The company's policy clearly outlines the importance of transparency and accuracy in financial reporting.
• She always double-checks her work to make sure there's no inaccuracy.
• I can't believe the audacity of that guy to lie straight to our faces!
• His mastery of the guitar is unparalleled, showcasing his musical fluency and dexterity.