0 to act or speak for another person, especially at work: --
1 to choose someone to officially speak or act in your place or for a particular purpose: --
2 to act or speak for another person, especially at work: --
Firestorm was deputized and put on her trail.
He has attempted to have his police officers deputized as immigration officers.
Striking workers were evicted from company housing, and growers were deputized.
Five hundred men were deputized to maintain order in the town.
Therefore, local citizens were deputized, armed, and positioned in the streets for defense.
Over the three days, the cowboys engaged onlookers in showdowns and deputized locals with sheriffs badges featuring tune-in information for the film.
However, it is for me a pleasure and an honour to be able to deputize for him, and for two reasons.
Finally, once again, many thanks to the rapporteur and his colleague, whom he was good enough to deputize for.
