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Synonym for appoint [verb]

The synonym appoint synonymous definition words:
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appoint [verb]

means "direct"
command, order, require, insist on, ordain, decree

appoint [verb]

means "assign"
designate, select, name, nominate, commission, elect, place

appoint [verb]

means "agree upon"
fix, establish, settle, determine, agree on, prescribe, arrange
Further results for the word "appoint"

agree on [verb]

means "agree upon"
fix, establish, settle, determine, appoint, prescribe

allocate [verb]

means "allot"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign

allot [verb]

means "allocatation"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign

cast [verb]

means "allocation"
bestow, allot, designate, appoint, determine, impart

commission [verb]

means "empower"
authorise, authorize, order, appoint, assign, bid

commit [verb]

means "action"
allocate, appoint

consign [verb]

means "entrust"
appoint, authorise, authorize, delegate, commission, assign

constitute [verb]

means "empower"
commission, appoint, authorise, authorize, delegate

date [verb]

means "action"
register, appoint, determine, measure, mark

designate [verb]

means "name"
appoint, indicate, finger, make, nominate, tap

detail [verb]

means "allocation"
assign, appoint, designate, detach, allocate

enjoin [verb]

means "command"
bid, ordain, charge, appoint, direct, order

establish [verb]

means "enact"
appoint, authorise, authorize, decree, fix, ordain

fill [verb]

means "action"
choose, find, appoint, name, elect, nominate

furnish [verb]

means "equip"
appoint, accoutre, deck out, arm, decorate, gear

insist on [verb]

means "direct"
command, order, require, appoint, ordain, decree

ordain [verb]

means "install"
commission, constitute, consecrate, appoint, frock, delegate

place [verb]

means "profession"
appoint, hire, induct

recruit [verb]

means "secure"
appoint

rig [verb]

means "equip"
accoutre, apparel, outfit, appoint, supply, decorate

set [verb]

means "position"
arrange, fix, appoint, put, establish, place

set apart [verb]

means "allocate"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, allot, assign

appointed [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, named, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

appointee [noun]

means "nominee"
official, representative, delegate

appointment [noun]

means "post"
capacity, office, position, station, hire, sinecure

appointment [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, engagement, rendezvous, agreement, tryst, assignation

appointment [noun]

means "designation"
nomination, assignment, choice, selection, designating, installation

assignation [noun]

means "meeting"
appointment

assignment [noun]

means "designation"
authorisation, authorization, nomination, appointment, naming, fixing

commissioned [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, named, assigned, picked

conference [noun]

means "consultation"
appointment, interview, examination, deliberation, conferring

consultation [noun]

means "conference"
appointment, interview, examination, deliberation, conferring

date [noun]

means "event"
appointment, tryst, engagement, assignation, rendezvous, interview

designation [noun]

means "selection"
indication, appointment, specification

disposition [noun]

means "management"
mercy, appointment, will, control, direction, regulation

encounter [noun]

means "meeting"
concurrence, interview, rendezvous, appointment

engagement [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, appointment, rendezvous, agreement, tryst

job [noun]

means "profession"
engagement, appointment

named [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

office [noun]

means "position"
responsibility, appointment, performance, charge, province, duty

ordained [adjective]

means "consecrated"
named, appointed, installed, commissioned

post [noun]

means "position"
appointment, assignment, office, beat, round, station

rendezvous [noun]

means "meeting"
date, appointment, engagement, tryst, meeting place, encounter

sinecure [noun]

means "post"
capacity, office, position, station, hire, appointment

tryst [noun]

means "meeting"
date, interview, engagement, rendezvous, agreement, appointment

visit [noun]

means "affair"
call, appointment, stay, interview, talk

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