appoint

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appoint
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'appoint' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

(Designate, Appoint & Assign) - English Only forum
A preposition with the verb "to appoint" - English Only forum
appoint - English Only forum
appoint - English Only forum
appoint & assign - English Only forum
Appoint a company as a corporate patron - English Only forum
appoint a Teacher at/for your school. - English Only forum
appoint and set - English Only forum
appoint for vs appoint on - English Only forum
appoint lecturers who have a Ph.D - English Only forum
appoint only four of them each year - English Only forum
appoint or fix a time - English Only forum
appoint somebody (the) manager of... - English Only forum
appoint somebody as (the) secretary of ... - English Only forum
appoint someone (as) (a) [position] - English Only forum
appoint the <pretending> buyer - English Only forum
appoint to / for - English Only forum
appoint, nominate,elect - English Only forum
appoint, otherwise constitute or recall a statutory body - English Only forum
arrange / find /fix / appoint another time to meet - English Only forum
Assign vs Appoint - English Only forum
consign/appoint - English Only forum
designate/nominate/appoint - English Only forum
here appoint ...of - English Only forum
Hi, what are the differences among assign, designate, appoint, constitute? - English Only forum
I didn’t appoint him because he was my brother.[scope of negation] - English Only forum
name [make, nominate] vs. name [appoint, constitute, nominate] vs. assign - English Only forum
name nominate appoint install - English Only forum
nominate <vs> appoint - English Only forum
nominate vs. appoint - English Only forum
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