Reappointed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REAPPOINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REAPPOINT, to appoint again
• appoint (someone) once again to a position they have previously held

Words related to REAPPOINTED

reappoint13

Words that contain REAPPOINTED

preappointed19

How to use REAPPOINTED in a sentence

• He was reappointed the second and third years, but, during the latter, his nervous system gave way under his devoted and trying labors, and he passed to the bright beyond.
• Canning, being reappointed to the office of Secretary for Foreign Affairs, was appealed to by the democratic Government of Portugal for a guarantee of its political institutions.
• Bruce re-appointed Register of the Treasury, and on his death Mr.
• When his first term expired in September, 1903, he was immediately reappointed for another five years.
• A majority of those originally appointed by Governor Alcorn were reappointed by Governor Ames.
• The nomination of the provisional government resting with Edward, he reappointed the former regents, and allowed the Scots barons to elect their chancellor.
• I considered this most disinterested advice, for I had good reason to believe that I should be re-appointed to the staff, should the appointment again become vacant.
• However, Lord Spencer, on being reappointed for a second term, took up the thankless task at an especially black moment.
• On his return he was reappointed seneschal of Normandy, and fell in the battle of Montlhery on the 16th of July 1465.
• At the same time the foreign committee was reappointed, and further steps taken to free commerce from restrictions.
• The committee thus re-appointed made their report on the 16th of March.
• He was reappointed by President Grant, June 22, 1872, and held the office until January, 1877, when the eighth and tenth districts were consolidated.
• But he made no impression, and the old Postmaster was confirmed and reappointed.
• Dawes and I earnestly recommended that he should be reappointed.
• Butler was reappointed, an act of which I never complained, nor had I any reason to complain.
• Seven or eight boroughs re-appointed their women officials in the dual capacity of Sanitary Inspector and Health Visitor so that the work in those cases went on as before.
• Governor of the province under the Lords Proprietors, was re-appointed to the same office by the King.
• They would not return again, unless their Congressmen reappointed them for another try.
• In 1850, he was reappointed Secretary of State and continued in office until his death.
• In 1850, he was appointed surveyor of the port of Boston by President Taylor, and he was reappointed to the same office by Presidents Pierce and Buchanan successively.
• Those who could not, and were compelled to fight for so-called human rights and the original meaning of Academic Freedom, soon left or were not reappointed.
• He had very nearly not been reappointed a couple of times but Lyle had fought for him.
• In 1813, Captain Maxwell had the misfortune to be wrecked in the Daedalus, and in 1815 was again reappointed to the Alceste.

Similar words containing APPOINT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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