Crossword clues for reappointment
reappointment
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Reappointment \Re`ap*point"ment\ (-ment), n. The act of reappointing, or the state of being reappointed.
Wiktionary
n. an act of reappointing
Usage examples of "reappointment".
These things all happened in the same year, I believe, certainly in a very short time after I had done what I could to induce the reappointment of General Corse and the selection of Judge Putnam.
I cannot bear my yearly hatchlings on schedule, I will lose both my status and any possibility of reappointment by my sector assembly.
Van Buren University is happy to inform you of your reappointment as Associate Professor of Astronomy at the same honorarium as in the previous year.
Lincoln sat by the window alone for the moment, girding himself for the national uproar of disapproval that would greet the reappointment of McClellan.
Their feelings were still more outraged when they heard that every officer above the rank of captain was to lose his higher rank, and that all new reappointments were to be made on military merit and direct from Richmond.