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Conjugation of appoint

This verb can also mean the following: furnish completely, fix with power, limit, direct, give a job, equip, furnish, mark out, provide with all the equipment necessary, fix, point,arraign, make, establish, direct a new disposition of, give, designate, fit out
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Present Simple
appoint
appoint
appoints
appoint
appoint
appoint
Future Simple
will appoint
will appoint
will appoint
will appoint
will appoint
will appoint
Past Simple
appointed
appointed
appointed
appointed
appointed
appointed
Conditional Simple
would appoint
would appoint
would appoint
would appoint
would appoint
would appoint
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Present Progressive
am appointing
are appointing
is appointing
are appointing
are appointing
are appointing
Future Progressive
will be appointing
will be appointing
will be appointing
will be appointing
will be appointing
will be appointing
Past Progressive
was appointing
were appointing
was appointing
were appointing
were appointing
were appointing
Conditional Progressive
would be appointing
would be appointing
would be appointing
would be appointing
would be appointing
would be appointing
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Present Perfect
have appointed
have appointed
has appointed
have appointed
have appointed
have appointed
Future Perfect
will have appointed
will have appointed
will have appointed
will have appointed
will have appointed
will have appointed
Past Perfect
had appointed
had appointed
had appointed
had appointed
had appointed
had appointed
Conditional Perfect
would have appointed
would have appointed
would have appointed
would have appointed
would have appointed
would have appointed
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been appointing
have been appointing
has been appointing
have been appointing
have been appointing
have been appointing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been appointing
will have been appointing
will have been appointing
will have been appointing
will have been appointing
will have been appointing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been appointing
had been appointing
had been appointing
had been appointing
had been appointing
had been appointing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been appointing
would have been appointing
would have been appointing
would have been appointing
would have been appointing
would have been appointing
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Examples of appoint

"...and appoint a replacement at the earliest possible--"

"A man who gave the President millions had two Supreme Court Justices killed so the President could appoint more reasonable judges so his oil could be harvested."

"For if there was harm, you shall appoint as penalty life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth."

"Heavens appoint my pilgrimage's last mile

"I appoint my son Richard and my friend Gabriel Warburton, of Manchester, England... "to be my executors... "and direct that branches of our business shall be established in France and Prussia...

"...and appoint a replacement at the earliest possible--"

"A man who gave the President millions had two Supreme Court Justices killed so the President could appoint more reasonable judges so his oil could be harvested."

"For if there was harm, you shall appoint as penalty life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth."

"Heavens appoint my pilgrimage's last mile

"I appoint my son Richard and my friend Gabriel Warburton, of Manchester, England... "to be my executors... "and direct that branches of our business shall be established in France and Prussia...

"Parliament appoints a committee of experts and delegates from all parties to look into the pros and cons of lowering the age of criminal responsibility.

- Miss Roberts, the court appoints Mr. David Higgins as your lawyer, sets bail at $70,000, schedules a preliminary hearing on your case for March 23rd.

- Mr. LeRay, the court appoints Mr. David Higgins as your lawyer, sets bail at $50,000, schedules a preliminary hearing on your case for March 23rd.

- You know, our mayor, who appoints the police commissioner, who in turn gives the chief of detectives his job--

1938, the church appoints 12 new Apostles and trusts them with the ultimate secret, and it's hidden in these clocks.

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