appointer
əˈpɔɪntər
Definition

Definition of appointer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
assignerRareperson who appoints someone to a positionRare
  • The appointer chose her for the role.
nominator selector
2.
designatorRareentity that designates someone for a roleRare
  • The board acted as the appointer for the new CEO.
nominator selector
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Origin of appointer

Latin, appointare (to appoint)

Examples of appointer in a sentence

  • As the appointer, he had the final say.
  • The appointer announced the selection of the new manager.
  • As the appointer, she had the final say in the appointment.

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  1. French:désignateur, nominateur, ...
  2. German:Ernennender, Bestimmer, ...
  3. Italian:nominatore, nominante, ...
  4. Spanish:designador, asignador, ...
  5. Portuguese:designador, ...
  6. Chinese:指定者, 委任者, ...
  7. Japanese:任命者, 指名機関, ...
  8. Arabic:المعين, جهة التعيين, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְמַנֶּה, הַמִּמְנָה, ...
  10. Russian:назначенец, назначитель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:призначальник, призначаючий, ...
  12. Hindi:नियुक्तकर्ता, नामनिर्देशक, ...
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