Associations to the word «Appointed»
Noun
- Cbe
- Mbe
- Obe
- Adjutant
- Commissioner
- Caretaker
- Postmaster
- Vacancy
- Jul
- Governor
- Vicar
- Prefect
- Professorship
- Interim
- Papacy
- Archbishop
- Cabinet
- Minister
- Legislative
- Rector
- Lecturer
- Registrar
- Apr
- Archdeacon
- Chairperson
- Legate
- Viceroy
- Secretary
- Commissary
- Resignation
- Commandant
- Chancellor
- Chaplain
- Exchequer
- Bishop
- Pius
- Consul
- Chairman
- Ambassador
- Treasurer
- Administrator
- Surveyor
- Solicitor
- Superintendent
- Headmaster
- Vizier
- Extraordinary
- Provost
- Trustee
- Sep
- Manager
- Chancery
- Pope
- Brigadier
- Envoy
- Counsellor
- Chief
- Advisory
- Prime
- Sheriff
- Adviser
- Governorship
- Counsel
- Quartermaster
- Appointment
- Ceo
- Commission
- Magistrate
- Xvi
- Advisor
- Judges
- Successor
- Archdiocese
- Jun
- Benedict
- Commander
- Committee
- Junta
- General
- Inspector
- Organist
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
APPOINTED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of appoint.
Dictionary definition
APPOINTED, adjective. Subject to appointment.
APPOINTED, adjective. Selected for a job; "the one appointed for guard duty".
APPOINTED, adjective. Fixed or established especially by order or command; "at the time appointed (or the appointed time").
APPOINTED, adjective. Provided with furnishing and accessories (especially of a tasteful kind); "a house that is beautifully appointed".
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