appoint
verbUK /əˈpɔɪnt/
US /əˈpɔɪnt/
To choose someone for a job or role.
The school appointed a new principal last week.
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2. To decide on a time or place for something to happen.
They appointed a date for the next meeting.
3. To furnish or equip a place with furniture or supplies.
The room was appointed with a desk and two chairs.
4. To order or decree something formally.
The law appoints that all citizens must pay taxes.