1. past tense and past participle of reappoint; appointed again to a position or office

Examples

• The judge was reappointed to the court for another five-year term.
• She was reappointed as department head after her successful first term.
• The board reappointed him as chairman despite some opposition.
• Three committee members were reappointed for the new academic year.
• The mayor reappointed the police chief to continue his reforms.
• He was reappointed to the advisory council by unanimous vote.