Definition

appoint

verb
  1. to choose someone for a job or position
  2. to arrange or decide on a time or place for something
  3. Usage: formal

Examples

  • The president will appoint a new Supreme Court justice.
  • She was appointed as the company’s new CEO.
  • The committee appointed him to lead the investigation.
  • We need to appoint a time for our meeting.
  • The judge appointed a lawyer to represent the defendant.
  • They appointed her to the board of directors.
  • Let’s appoint next Tuesday for the presentation.

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