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What is a noun for designate?

There isn't a single perfect noun equivalent for the verb "designate". However, depending on the context, you could use several options:

Formal:

* Designation: This is the most direct and common noun form of "designate", referring to the act of designating something.

* Appointment: This implies a formal selection for a specific role or position.

* Nomination: This suggests a formal proposal for a role or position.

Informal:

* Choice: This is a general term for something that is selected or chosen.

* Selection: This implies a careful choice from a group of options.

* Pick: This is a more informal synonym for "choice".

Example sentences:

* Formal: The designation of the new CEO is expected next week.

* Formal: The appointment of the committee members was made by the board.

* Informal: The manager's choice for the project leader was surprising.

The best noun to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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