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Reappoint (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: appoint again, appoint
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Present Simple
reappoint
reappoint
reappoints
reappoint
reappoint
reappoint
Future Simple
will reappoint
will reappoint
will reappoint
will reappoint
will reappoint
will reappoint
Past Simple
reappointed
reappointed
reappointed
reappointed
reappointed
reappointed
Conditional Simple
would reappoint
would reappoint
would reappoint
would reappoint
would reappoint
would reappoint
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Present Progressive
am reappointing
are reappointing
is reappointing
are reappointing
are reappointing
are reappointing
Future Progressive
will be reappointing
will be reappointing
will be reappointing
will be reappointing
will be reappointing
will be reappointing
Past Progressive
was reappointing
were reappointing
was reappointing
were reappointing
were reappointing
were reappointing
Conditional Progressive
would be reappointing
would be reappointing
would be reappointing
would be reappointing
would be reappointing
would be reappointing
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Present Perfect
have reappointed
have reappointed
has reappointed
have reappointed
have reappointed
have reappointed
Future Perfect
will have reappointed
will have reappointed
will have reappointed
will have reappointed
will have reappointed
will have reappointed
Past Perfect
had reappointed
had reappointed
had reappointed
had reappointed
had reappointed
had reappointed
Conditional Perfect
would have reappointed
would have reappointed
would have reappointed
would have reappointed
would have reappointed
would have reappointed
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been reappointing
have been reappointing
has been reappointing
have been reappointing
have been reappointing
have been reappointing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been reappointing
will have been reappointing
will have been reappointing
will have been reappointing
will have been reappointing
will have been reappointing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been reappointing
had been reappointing
had been reappointing
had been reappointing
had been reappointing
had been reappointing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been reappointing
would have been reappointing
would have been reappointing
would have been reappointing
would have been reappointing
would have been reappointing

Examples of reappoint

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
And now, as my second official act as Mayor, it is my pleasure to reappoint my good friend Eli Thompson as Sheriff of Atlantic County.
If you reappoint Dan White, you will lose the gay vote.
You know, I just was going to the mayor to see... if he was gonna reappoint me... just all the time knowing' he was gonna go out and lie to the press... and tell 'em, you know, that I wasn't a good supervisor... and that people didn't want me and -
[Man] Today we went looking for clues to why White would kill the mayor... who refused to reappoint him to his post... and a supervisor who opposed him politically.
And now, as my second official act as Mayor, it is my pleasure to reappoint my good friend Eli Thompson as Sheriff of Atlantic County.
If you reappoint Dan White, you will lose the gay vote.
You know, I just was going to the mayor to see... if he was gonna reappoint me... just all the time knowing' he was gonna go out and lie to the press... and tell 'em, you know, that I wasn't a good supervisor... and that people didn't want me and -
[Man] Today we went looking for clues to why White would kill the mayor... who refused to reappoint him to his post... and a supervisor who opposed him politically.
The First Consul reappoints you to that office. - l suppose l should feel flattered that you consider me to have princely grace. But l would display more of it if your choice was based on my skill at negotiating.
The First Consul reappoints you to that office. - l suppose l should feel flattered that you consider me to have princely grace. But l would display more of it if your choice was based on my skill at negotiating.
Greenspan was reappointed... by presidents Clinton and George W. Bush.
He knew I wasn't going to be reappointed and, uh... he just kind of smirked at me... as if to say, "Too bad."
I mean, what if Dan got reappointed, you know?
I reappointed you against my better conscience, yet you do this to me?
May I first be permitted to say, and I think I speak for all of us how pleased we are, Field Marshal Von Rundstedt that you have been reappointed commander of our forces in the West.
And that is why I am reappointing him to another term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
And that is why I am reappointing him... to another term as chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Harvey Milk lobbied hard against reappointing Dan White.
Harvey's story was that the mayor was thinking of reappointing Dan... and that Harvey went in and said, "How can you possibly do that?
Greenspan was reappointed... by presidents Clinton and George W. Bush.
He knew I wasn't going to be reappointed and, uh... he just kind of smirked at me... as if to say, "Too bad."
I mean, what if Dan got reappointed, you know?
I reappointed you against my better conscience, yet you do this to me?
May I first be permitted to say, and I think I speak for all of us how pleased we are, Field Marshal Von Rundstedt that you have been reappointed commander of our forces in the West.
And that is why I am reappointing him to another term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
And that is why I am reappointing him... to another term as chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Harvey Milk lobbied hard against reappointing Dan White.
Harvey's story was that the mayor was thinking of reappointing Dan... and that Harvey went in and said, "How can you possibly do that?

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