appointed
adjective
[ əˈpɔɪntɪd ]
• (of a time or place) decided on beforehand; designated.
• "she arrived at the appointed time"
Similar:
scheduled,
arranged,
prearranged,
specified,
decided,
agreed,
determined,
assigned,
designated,
allotted,
set,
fixed,
chosen,
established,
settled,
preordained,
authorized,
ordained,
prescribed,
decreed,
• (of a building or room) equipped or furnished in a specified way.
• "a luxuriously appointed lounge"
Similar:
furnished,
decorated,
outfitted,
fitted out,
rigged out,
provided,
supplied,
appoint
verb
• assign a job or role to (someone).
• "she has been appointed to the board"
Similar:
nominate,
name,
designate,
install as,
commission,
engage,
adopt,
co-opt,
select,
choose,
elect,
vote in,
detail,
• determine or decide on (a time or a place).
• "they appointed a day in May for the meeting"
Similar:
specify,
determine,
assign,
designate,
allot,
set,
fix,
arrange,
choose,
decide on,
establish,
settle,
authorize,
ordain,
prescribe,
decree,
• decide the disposition of (property of which one is not the owner) under powers granted by the owner.
• "trustees appoint the capital to the beneficiaries"
Origin:
late Middle English: from Old French apointer, from a point ‘to a point’.
