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reappointment
This term describes a formal administrative action where a person is returned to a role they once occupied. It carries a connotation of continuity and institutional trust, often appearing in corporate, political, or judicial contexts where terms of office are fixed and require official renewal.
Because it refers to a specific event or a legal status, it is treated as a standard countable noun. It is distinct from a simple promotion or a new hire, as it specifically necessitates a prior history of holding that exact position.
Meanings
Examples
The board of directors approved the reappointment of the CEO for another three year term.
I wonder if they will consider my reappointment to the committee next year.
The president announced the reappointment of the ambassador to France.
Your reappointment depends entirely on your performance during the first term.
She was thrilled to hear about her reappointment as the head of the department.
The reappointment of the judge sparked a heated debate among the legal community.
Will there be a formal vote for the reappointment of the board members?
He is hoping for a reappointment to ensure the project is completed.