Plural of appointee
regular plural
The plural of appointee is appointees.
Forms of appointee
| Singular | appointee /əˌpɔɪnˈtiː/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | appointees |
| Countable | countable |
Appointees in a sentence
- Is President Duterte so inutile that his Cabinet members and other appointees do not consult him on very important matters?2021 January 28, Raffy Rey Hipolto, “No consultation with the President?”, in The Philippine Daily Inquirer, retrieved 07 Sep 2025. From the entry inutile
- Even appointees who knew their positions were token would coolly take from the situation whatever benefits they could get.1995, Christine N. Qunta, Who's Afraid of Affirmative Action, page 54. From the entry token
- I think the central characteristic Trump seems to be looking for in all of the appointees we’ve seen so far is fealty to him.2025 January 27, Cameron Joseph, quoting John Bolton, “John Bolton says he’s faced Trump’s retribution. He worries what Kash Patel might…. From the entry fealty
- All political appointees lost their job.2012 May, Dan Agbese, “The Augean Stable”, in Ibrahim Babangida: The Military, Politics and Power in Nigeria, London; Abuja, Nigeria…. From the entry Augean stables
Meaning of appointee
- noun A person who is appointed.
Questions about the plural of appointee
- What is the plural of appointee?
- The plural of appointee is appointees.
- Is appointee countable?
- Appointee is a countable noun.
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