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Definitions
subject to appointment
Word origin
From appoint + -ive.
Used in a sentence
“The constitution adopted at Oakmulgee provides for […] the machinery of government in which the governor and legislature are elective by the people. The judges are appointive by the governor […]”
“It will be kind of nice, a year before your time, to be standing in the way of any appointive plums that may happen to fall; […]”
“‘It was an appointive job at one time but may not be now. […] Well, whatever the method is, appointive or elective, I have my dough on Gerald. He’s the logical choice.’”
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