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1. Subject to appointment
   - appointive
    
2. Selected for a job
   "the one appointed for guard duty"
    
3. Fixed or established especially by order or command
   "at the time appointed"; "at the appointed time"
   - decreed, ordained, prescribed
    
4. Provided with furnishing and accessories (especially of a tasteful kind)
   "a house that is beautifully appointed"

1. Create and charge with a task or function
   - name, nominate, constitute
    
2. Assign a duty, responsibility or obligation to
   "He was appointed deputy manager"
   - charge
    
3. Furnish
   "a beautifully appointed house"

See also: appointee, appointive, assigned, equipped, furnished, nominated, nominative, nonelected, nonelective, non-elective, settled

Type of: constitute, equip, establish, fit, fit out, found, institute, outfit, plant

Encyclopedia: Appoint