deposited

[dɪˈpɒzɪtɪd]

deposited Definition

• 1. to put or set down, especially carefully or in a proper place
• 2. to entrust something to someone for safekeeping

Using deposited: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "deposited" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She deposited the money in her bank account.

• Example

  The bird deposited its eggs in the nest.

• Example

  He deposited his coat on the chair.

• Example

  I deposited my luggage at the hotel's front desk.

• Example

  She deposited the keys with the security guard.

deposited Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for deposited

• place
• put
• set
• leave
• store

Antonyms for deposited

• withdraw
• remove

Phrases with deposited

• deposit oneself somewhere

  to sit or lie down somewhere, especially in a relaxed way

  Example

  After a long day at work, I like to deposit myself on the couch and watch TV.

• deposit box

  a secure container, typically rented from a bank, used for storing valuable items

  Example

  He kept his important documents in a safety deposit box at the bank.

• deposit slip

  a small document that accompanies a bank deposit, providing details such as the account number and the amount deposited

  Example

  She filled out a deposit slip and handed it to the teller along with her check.

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Summary: deposited in Brief

The verb 'deposited' [dɪˈpɒzɪtɪd] means to put or set down something carefully or in a proper place, or to entrust something to someone for safekeeping. It can refer to physical objects like money, luggage, or keys, as well as abstract things like trust or responsibility. Examples include 'She deposited the money in her bank account' and 'He deposited his coat on the chair.'