Deported
Sent and deported are semantically related in participle topic. In some cases you can replace term "Sent" with "Deported", this words are similar.
Sent
Sent adjective - Caused or enabled to go or be conveyed or transmitted.
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Synonyms for Sent
Deported and sent are semantically related in participle topic. Sometimes you can replace term "Deported" with "Sent", this adjectives are similar.
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- Anybody who doesn't agree gets deported to Los Angeles (which is separate from mainland US) or gets sent to the electric chair.
Source: President for Life -
Many people were either shot, sent to The Gulag or deported internally.
- Citizenship Marriage: At the end, he manages to sneak back into the USA and hastily marries Dolores so she will not be deported - she lives in Mexico but is from El Salvador and risks being sent back there as she has had her ID stolen.
Source: Film / Born in East L.A.
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