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‘He won't be deported to his native Egypt, where he was sentenced to death in absentia.’
‘The occupying power has no business exiling or deporting people under occupation.’
‘Some continue to be held despite orders for them to be deported to their native countries.’
2deport oneselfarchaic Conduct oneself in a specified manner.
‘he has deported himself with great dignity’
‘The decision we take on how we deport ourselves over the months ahead will go very much to the reputation and standing of this country in the councils of the world.’
‘How you walk, how you deport yourself, how you behave in the queue for food: these things are all important because they may be saying something to your opponents.’
‘But there is a general accord amongst historians that she gave a lot of attention to the care of her body and the way she deported herself.’
‘And people say he deports himself in a very presidential way.’
‘In his younger days, at the Australian academy, he did not always deport himself with the required delicacy.’