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designation
noun as in name, label, mark
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noun as in delegation, selection
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Example Sentences
Loyola Marymount University political scientist Michael A. Genovese said Trump’s designation of Kennedy for the Cabinet post demonstrates “the power of mutual opportunism.”
The complaint that led to the “Do Not Rehire” designation stemmed from a two-week homicide investigator course that attracted about 30 officers and deputies from departments across Southern California.
No one was talking about landmarking Stonewall then, but the city’s designation of the Village helped forestall various proposals to raze the building.
However, the product does not have the same designation globally, and the fact that a product is a regulated medication in one country cannot of itself be sufficient to avoid any level of fault.
Following a probe, this year the Sheriff’s Department decided to put a “Do Not Rehire” designation in Lillienfeld’s personnel file, according to a department statement this week and the 40-page report released this month.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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