Appointed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPOINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPOINT, to assign to a job
• assign a job or role to (someone)
• determine or decide on (a time or a place)
• decree
• decide the disposition of (property of which one is not the owner) under powers granted by the owner
ADJECTIVE:
• subject to appointment
• selected for a job
• fixed or established especially by order or command
• provided with furnishing and accessories (especially of a tasteful kind)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to name or assign to a position or office

Words related to APPOINTED

appoint11 appointing15 appoints12

Words that contain APPOINTED

reappointed16 unappointed16 disappointed18 preappointed19 disappointedly23

How to use APPOINTED in a sentence

• Moncrieff, as we had appointed, at the head of the glen.
• The popularity of Grousset caused him to be elected a member of the Commune in April, and the Government soon appointed him Minister of Foreign Affairs.
• Donne, and appointed him to attend him at dinner the next day.
• Everyone else also said that the penalty by law appointed ought not to be remitted.
• Exodus Chapter 31 Beseleel and Ooliab are appointed by the Lord to make the tabernacle, and the things belonging thereto.
• If it had not been for the fact that the Parson and Tonkin had been appointed guardians to the boy, Ishmael would, in all probability, never have lived beyond babyhood.
• Not for nothing was he appointed British political agent in South Morocco.
• The mulana was appointed his governor, and Nina Cunapan, who in several instances had shown a friendship for the Portuguese, was continued in the office of Shabandar.
• Lugur hes been appointed by the Methodist Church, and there is the Conference behind the church, sir.
• It is said that Russia never forgave the Obrenovitches that they were appointed by the Sultan and not by herself.
• The force, as at present organized, is under the control of five commissioners, appointed by the Mayor of the city.
• In 1835 he was appointed governor-general of India.
• The magician appointed his time, and desired him to take care that they should be handsome and well polished.
• Alas! before the appointed day Amrut Row was dead, and his ashes were still smoking when the Bishop quitted Benares.
• Prince Karl was at once recalled, and was relieved from military employment, Daun being appointed to the supreme command.
• Heiser, passed assistant surgeon of the United States public health and marine hospital service, had been appointed to succeed him on April 5, 1905.
• But in 1805 the father was appointed to a post in the army of Naples, and in the autumn of 1807 his wife and children joined him at Avellino.
• In 713, Scholasticus was appointed and remained till 726.
• A Provost-Marshal-General will be appointed for the city of Manila and its outlying districts.
• The poets Hauch and Ingemann were appointed professors here.
• Six guardians of the kingdom were appointed on April 11, 1286.
• Lydiard was instantly promoted, and appointed to the command of the ship he had so gallantly captured.

Similar words containing APPOINT without suffix ed

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