I read from deplore to deportable.
Why does my brain shut down when reading things like this article about "Deponent verbs"?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deponent_verb
I thought that the etymology said that the Latin verb "populari" means "to ravage" but it turns out I was wrong! (surprise surprise)
It turns out that "depopulari" means "to ravage" so I must be comprehending the etymology incorrectly.
It's also a deponent verb!
https://www.etymonline.com/word/depopulate#etymonline_v_5613
The word of the episode is "deport".
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