appoint in English

verb

1

assign a job or role to (someone).

she has been appointed to the board

synonyms: nominate, name, designate, install as, commission, engage, co-opt, select, choose, elect, vote in, detail

2

determine or decide on (a time or a place).

they appointed a day in May for the meeting

synonyms: specify, determine, assign, designate, allot, set, fix, arrange, choose, decide on, establish, settle, ordain, prescribe, decree

3

decide the disposal of (property of which one is not the owner) under powers granted by the owner.

trustees appoint the capital to the beneficiaries

verb

nominate, name, designate, install as, commission, engage, co-opt, select, choose, elect, vote in, detail
specify, determine, assign, designate, allot, set, fix, arrange, choose, decide on, establish, settle, ordain, prescribe, decree
charge
name, constitute, nominate

Use "appoint" in a sentence

1. Divide Appoint into syllables: ap-point Stressed syllable in Appoint: ap-point How to pronounce Appoint: uh-point How to say Appoint: How to pronounce Appoint

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3. Appoint definition, to name or assign to a position, an office, or the like; designate: to Appoint a new treasurer; to Appoint a judge to the bench

4. Commissioning: to appoint as one's representative

5. Commissioned: to appoint as one's representative

6. Fred tried to Appoint himself to …

7. The directors appoint top company officers .

8. Synonyms for Appoint in Free Thesaurus

9. What motivates Jehovah to appoint watchmen?

10. To appoint, promote, or honor by Brevet.

11. How to use Appoint in a sentence

12. Some governing bodies appoint a press officer.

13. You can appoint one or two guardians.

14. To appoint , decree , or ordain in advance foreordain .

15. God did not appoint an elevated clergy class.

16. Appoint the time and place for the meeting

17. Appoint the time and place for the meeting.

18. We must appoint sb to act as secretary.

19. Appoint definition is - to fix or set officially

20. Titus to appoint elders in Crete (5-9)

21. Appoint a solicitor to act on your behalf.

22. The decision to appoint Matt was almost unanimous.

23. The Association Council shall appoint a third arbitrator

24. The Association Council shall appoint a third arbitrator.

25. Appoint - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

26. We must appoint a day to meet again.

27. He proposes electing Franc to appoint a director.

28. You may Appoint a proxy to vote for you

29. 2 Adjudge, appoint, with לְ, Genesis 24:14,44 (J)

30. 11 Appoint a solicitor to act on your behalf.

31. You may appoint a proxy to vote for you.

32. The Common Council will appoint a new Alderperson from

33. I was authorized to appoint older men in Crete.

34. 3 . Football Association set to appoint new technical director

35. 11 To appoint , decree , or ordain in advance foreordain .

36. 5 synonyms for Coopt: appoint, choose, pick, select, elect

37. Power to appoint is power to divide and rule.

38. Synonyms: assign, name, choose, commission More Synonyms of Appoint

39. 4 Whom did Jesus appoint to feed his followers?

40. Go and appoint Elisha as prophet in your place.’

41. It is particularly important therefore to appoint a guardian.

42. We shall have to appoint another day for the picnic.

43. Synonyms for Coopt include appoint, choose, elect, pick and select

44. It made sense to Appoint a banker to this job

45. Applosion, applosive, applot, applotment, apply, Applyingly, applyment, appoggiatura, appoint, appointable

46. It made sense to Appoint a banker to this job

47. It made sense to appoint a banker to this job.

48. Applique, applosion, applosive, applot, applotment, Applyingly, applyment, appoggiatura, appoint, appointable

49. The Director shall appoint an accountant who is responsible for:

50. Pressure mounts on President Biden to Appoint a fashion czar