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What is the abstract noun for appointed?

The abstract noun for "appointed" depends on the context.

Here are a few possibilities:

* Appointment: This is the most direct and common abstract noun. It refers to the act of being appointed.

* Designation: This emphasizes the formal assignment of a role or position.

* Assignment: This focuses on the task or duty given to someone.

* Selection: This highlights the choice of a specific individual for a position.

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

For example:

* "He received his appointment as ambassador." (Focus on the act of being appointed)

* "Her designation as project manager was well-deserved." (Focus on the formal title given)

* "The assignment was challenging but rewarding." (Focus on the task given)

* "The selection committee chose the best candidate." (Focus on the choice made)

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