Appointing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPOINTING 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to name or assign to a position or office

Words related to APPOINTING

appoint11 appointed14 appoints12

Words that contain APPOINTING

reappointing17 disappointing19 preappointing20 disappointingly24 undisappointing21

How to use APPOINTING in a sentence

• The appointing power vested in the President imposes delicate and onerous duties.
• I find his address in a letter which must have preceded my appointing him to come and lighten my darkness in Clerkenwell.
• Then he divided his forces in three, and sent on two-thirds of his ships, appointing a few men to row to the river Susa.
• Appointing Pete, Sandy and two others to stand guard to make sure none of the prisoners broke their bonds, Mr.
• The Court of Chancery, it appeared, had made Miss Lucy a ward, but instead of appointing Mr.
• President Hayes was the first to try the experiment of appointing Democrats to many of the most important offices, hoping that the solution would thus be found.
• At the top of the pile was an official circular appointing one George Z.
• Fry appointing some obscure and shocking student of unconventional talent.
• Is not this, O Lord, the full amount of my desires? Thou wilt finish the work in thy own time, and by means of thy appointing.
• No time was lost in appointing me to a Native Field Battery, and I was put through the usual laboratory course as a commencement to my duties.
• Agricola placed 8 thousand footmen of strangers which he had there in aid with him in the midst, appointing three thousand horssemen to stand on the sides of them as wings.
• It does not appear, nor is it probable, that the queen had the power of appointing or removing any of these great officers.
• The prince assumed all the airs of royalty, and proceeded to establish a petty court, appointing state officers to wait upon him.
• On Annie was found a note from Ackermann appointing a meeting with her on that evening when she had so mysteriously disappeared.
• Ransom Kehler by appointing Professor Pritam Singh to accompany her in her trip through India.
• Appointing an hour for showing the herd the next day, or that one rather, Tussler and I withdrew, agreeing to be out of town before daybreak.
• There are some who state that an unsuccessful battle was fought by these consuls at Algidum, and that such was the cause of appointing a dictator.
• Lincoln proved that he had no resentment by later appointing Chase as Chief Justice in the place of the aged Roger B.
• In order apparently to have neither of the two parties in full sympathy with him, he criticised the appointing power of the President, and his action in filling embassies.
• The Lord more clearly than ever unfolded his design of appointing me another field of labor, and at the same time I felt released from the cross of conducting family worship.
• They decide to seek salvation in the primitive idealism of India, appointing Merlin their guide.
• The appointing power, so far as it is bestowed on the President by the Constitution, is conferred without reserve or qualification.
• At first few colonies followed Massachusetts and Virginia in appointing committees.
• Crawford hit upon the plan of appointing officers for four years only.
• There is now a bill in this House appointing a rigid inquisition into the minutest detail of our offices at home.

Similar words containing APPOINT without suffix ing

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