Word
depositing
Phoneticsde·posit·ing
US/dəˈpɑzɪtɪŋ/
UK/dɪpˈɒsɪtɪŋ/
Definition
v. to put something into a place, like a bank, a box, or a hole in the ground. You do this when you want to leave something there for a while.
v. to place something in a specific location or container, often for safekeeping or for a specific purpose. The present participle form of 'deposit'.
Examples
“She is depositing money into her bank account.”
“The workers are depositing the collected waste into large bins before the truck arrives to pick it up.”
“By depositing the initial capital into the trust fund, the family ensured that the property would be maintained for future generations regardless of market fluctuations.”
Examples
simple
“She is depositing money into her bank account.”
contextual
“The workers are depositing the collected waste into large bins before the truck arrives to pick it up.”
complex
“By depositing the initial capital into the trust fund, the family ensured that the property would be maintained for future generations regardless of market fluctuations.”
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