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English adjective: appointed | |||
| 1. | appointed subject to appointment | ||
| Synonyms | appointive | ||
| Similar | nominated, nominative, non-elective, nonelected, nonelective | ||
| Antonyms | elected, elective | ||
| 2. | appointed selected for a job | ||
| Samples | The one appointed for guard duty. | ||
| Similar | assigned | ||
| Antonyms | unassigned | ||
| 3. | appointed fixed or established especially by order or command | ||
| Samples | At the time appointed (or the appointed time. | ||
| Synonyms | decreed, ordained, prescribed | ||
| Similar | settled | ||
| Antonyms | unsettled | ||
| 4. | appointed provided with furnishing and accessories (especially of a tasteful kind) | ||
| Samples | A house that is beautifully appointed. | ||
| Similar | equipped, furnished | ||
| Antonyms | unfurnished | ||
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