reappointment

[ree-uh-point-muhnt]

noun

1. the act of appointing someone again or to a new position or role.

Example Sentences

As soon as Donald's reappointment was confirmed, it was quickly back to business.

From BBC

After his reappointment in 2021, Beard led the Reds to promotion back to the WSL and helped them to a seventh-placed finish on their return to the top flight.

From BBC

The Italian has been working with Spurs on a consultancy basis during his suspension, with the process towards his permanent reappointment ongoing.

From BBC

Rubio’s reappointment as chair, a position she has held since 2019, comes amid lingering questions about her role in an ongoing federal investigation into an alleged cannabis industry bribery scheme that dates back to her time on the Baldwin Park City Council and her 2018 campaign for state office.

From Los Angeles Times

McGuire, who oversaw Rubio’s reappointment, recently revealed his intent to run next year for state insurance commissioner, an elected position that helps regulate the state’s insurance industry.

From Los Angeles Times