noun
- a person who makes a deposition or gives sworn testimony, especially in a legal proceeding
- a person who removes or overthrows someone from power or office
Usage: legal term; formal
Usage: less common
Examples
- The deposer testified under oath about what she had witnessed.
- In the trial, the deposer's statement was crucial to the case.
- The lawyer questioned the deposer about the events of that night.
- Multiple deposers provided conflicting accounts of the incident.
- The deposer was required to sign the deposition before leaving the courthouse.