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51appoint — ap·point || É™ pɔɪnt v. nominate; designate …
52appoint v — disappointedly adv …
53appoint — verb 1》 assign a job or role to. 2》 determine or decide on (a time or place). ↘archaic decree. 3》 Law determine the disposition of (property) under powers granted by the owner. Derivatives appointee noun appointer noun Origin ME: from OFr.… …
54appoint — v. a. 1. Fix, determine, prescribe, set, establish. 2. Direct, ordain, enjoin, require, command, decree, order, bid, impose, insist on. 3. Assign, allot, designate, destine. 4. Nominate, name, constitute, create. 5. Furnish, equip, supply …
55appoint — v 1. name, designate, nominate, tab; assign, select, Mil. detail. 2. commission, delegate, deputize, depute; elect, vote in, place in office, install, invest, Obs. ordain. 3. determine, fix, settle, set, establish, prescribe, decide upon, arrange …
56appoint — ap·point …
57appoint — verb Syn: nominate, name, designate, install, commission, engage, co opt, select, choose, elect, vote in Ant: reject …
58appoint — Ho onoho, ho okohu, ho okoho, poni …
59appoint — nm. => Aide, Complément, Monnaie …
60appoint — To designate, choose, select, assign, ordain, prescribe, constitute, or nominate. To allot or set apart. To assign authority to a particular use, task, position, or office. Term is used where exclusive power and authority is given to one person,… …
