annominate (Meaning)
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annominate (v. t.)
To name.
Synonyms & Antonyms of annominate
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annominate Sentence Examples
- The committee decided to annominate the outstanding volunteer for their exceptional service.
- The professor chose to annominate the best student in the class for the prestigious award.
- As a tradition, the elders would annominate a leader from among the community members.
- It is customary in this organization to annominate employees who demonstrate outstanding dedication to their work.
- The mayor will annominate a new member for the vacant position on the city council.
- During the awards ceremony, the host will annominate individuals who have made significant contributions to the field.
- The team captain had the responsibility to annominate the Player of the Match after each game.
- The company will annominate a representative to attend the upcoming industry conference.
- As part of the recognition program, employees are encouraged to annominate their peers for exceptional performance.
- The school principal will annominate a student to represent the institution at the upcoming academic competition.
FAQs About the word annominate
To name.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The committee decided to annominate the outstanding volunteer for their exceptional service.
The professor chose to annominate the best student in the class for the prestigious award.
As a tradition, the elders would annominate a leader from among the community members.
It is customary in this organization to annominate employees who demonstrate outstanding dedication to their work.
