appointedadjective
uk/əˈpɔɪn.tɪd/us/əˈpɔɪn.t̬ɪd/appointed adjective (PERSON)
officially chosen for a job or responsibility:
I'd like to introduce our newly appointed members of staff.
See also
self-appointed
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Applying for a job
- anoint
- applicant
- appoint
- appointee
- appointment
- assign sb to sth
- engage
- headhunt
- hiring
- intake
- job
- job centre
- job creation
- set sb up
- step into sth
- subcontract
- take sb on
- take sth on
- talent scout
- tender
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appointed adjective (DATE)
(of a day or time) arranged for a meeting, etc. to happen:
Ten minutes before the appointed time, he sat nervously outside her office.
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Plans and arrangements
- arrangement
- blueprint
- bottom-up
- campaign
- card
- design
- game plan
- have a card up your sleeve idiom
- intention
- itinerary
- lock
- lock-in
- planning
- policy-making
- preparation
- programme
- project
- road map
- specification
- strategy
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appointed adjective (ROOM)
formal If buildings or rooms are appointed in a particular way, they have furniture and equipment of the stated standard:
It says in the ad that the bathroom is spacious and well appointed.
See also
well appointed
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Furniture & fittings - general words
- built-in
- caster
- castor
- collapsible
- colonial
- fitted
- fitting
- fixture
- flatpack
- folding
- freestanding
- ionizer
- pullout
- rattan
- recessed
- reproduction furniture
- seat
- space-saving
- sprung
- sunshade
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