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appointing Definition and Meaning in English (appointing definition)

verb
Synonyms:designatingnominatingassigning
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Appointing definition: The act of formally selecting someone for an official position, role, or task.

Definitions of Appointing

  1. 1verb

    The act of formally selecting someone for an official position, role, or task.

  2. 2adjective

    Having an impressive or suitable quality, often in appearance or manner, making it pleasing or appropriate.

Example Sentences

business

“The committee is currently appointing new members to the board.”

formal

“Appointing a fair judge is crucial for justice in any legal system.”

casual

“It was an appointing sight to see the old mansion restored to its former glory.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveappoint
third person singularappoints
past tenseappointed
nounappointment
adjectiveappointive

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Appointing definition: The act of formally selecting someone for an official position, role, or task.
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'Appointing' translates to 'appointing' in English. Appointing definition: The act of formally selecting someone for an official position, role, or task.
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