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reappoint
This term carries a formal, administrative tone, typically appearing in corporate governance, legal documents, or political appointments. It implies a continuity of trust and a validation of previous performance, suggesting that the individual has successfully fulfilled their initial mandate.
Because it describes a specific administrative action, it is rarely used in casual conversation. It differs from simply hiring someone again, as it specifically refers to the renewal of a formal appointment or a designated term of office.
Meanings
Examples
The board decided to reappoint her as the chief executive officer for another three years.
I wonder if the president will reappoint the same ambassador to France.
They will reappoint him to the committee if his performance remains high.
The king chose to reappoint the duke as his primary advisor.
We should reappoint a new chairperson before the current term expires.
The council voted to reappoint the judge to the high court.
Will they reappoint me to the board of directors next year?
The university decided to reappoint the professor to the dean position.