appointment
/ˈæpptəˌment/Definitions
1. noun
A meeting or gathering arranged in advance for a specific purpose, such as a medical consultation or a business meeting.
“She scheduled an appointment with the doctor for the following week.”
2. noun
A person appointed to a position or office, especially a government position.
“The new president made several appointments to his cabinet.”
3. noun
A period of time when a person is available for work, especially in a particular profession.
“The lawyer worked long hours during his appointment as a judge.”
4. verb
To make or assign someone to a particular position or office.
“The company appointed a new CEO to lead the team.”