reappoint (Meaning)
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reappoint (v. t.)
To appoint again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reappoint
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reappoint Sentence Examples
- The governor announced plans to reappoint the incumbent commissioner of education.
- The board of directors decided to reappoint the CEO for another five-year term.
- The university president announced the reappointment of the provost and vice president for academic affairs.
- The election commission reappointed the chief electoral officer, citing his experience and integrity.
- The mayor reappointed the police chief, emphasizing his commitment to public safety.
- The superintendent reappointed the principal of the high school, recognizing her exceptional leadership.
- The judge reappointed the court administrator, expressing confidence in their ability to manage the court's operations.
- The hospital CEO reappointed the head of surgery, citing their exceptional patient care and surgical expertise.
- The company president reappointed the marketing director, acknowledging their success in increasing sales and brand recognition.
- The labor union reappointed its chief negotiator, valuing their skill in collective bargaining and advocacy for workers' rights.
FAQs About the word reappoint
To appoint again.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The governor announced plans to reappoint the incumbent commissioner of education.
The board of directors decided to reappoint the CEO for another five-year term.
The university president announced the reappointment of the provost and vice president for academic affairs.
The election commission reappointed the chief electoral officer, citing his experience and integrity.
