| DEPORT | • deport v. (Reflexive, now rare) To comport (oneself); to behave. • deport v. (Transitive) To evict, especially from a country. • DEPORT v. to expel from a country. | 
| DEPORTABLE | • deportable adj. Able to be deported. • deportable n. (Rare, sometimes offensive) Someone who is deportable. • DEPORTABLE adj. that can be deported. | 
| DEPORTATION | • deportation n. The act of deporting or exiling, or the state of being deported; banishment; transportation. • DEPORTATION n. an act or instance of deporting. | 
| DEPORTATIONS | • deportations n. Plural of deportation. • DEPORTATION n. an act or instance of deporting. | 
| DEPORTED | • deported v. Simple past tense and past participle of deport. • DEPORT v. to expel from a country. | 
| DEPORTEE | • deportee n. A deported person. • DEPORTEE n. one who is deported. | 
| DEPORTEES | • deportees n. Plural of deportee. • DEPORTEE n. one who is deported. | 
| DEPORTER | • deporter n. One who deports. • DEPORTER n. one who deports. | 
| DEPORTERS | • deporters n. Plural of deporter. • DEPORTER n. one who deports. | 
| DEPORTING | • deporting v. Present participle of deport. • DEPORT v. to expel from a country. | 
| DEPORTMENT | • deportment n. Bearing; manner of presenting oneself. • deportment n. Conduct; public behavior. • deportment n. Apparent level of schooling or training. | 
| DEPORTMENTS | • deportments n. Plural of deportment. • DEPORTMENT n. the manner in which one conducts oneself. | 
| DEPORTS | • deports v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deport. • DEPORT v. to expel from a country. |