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71self-appointed — that gave oneself a position, that nominated oneself …
72self-appointed — adjective having assumed a position or role without the endorsement of others …
73well appointed — adjective (of a building or room) having a high standard of equipment or furnishing …
74well-appointed — a. Fully furnished, well equipped …
75self-appointed — self′ appoint′ed adj. chosen by oneself to act or function in a certain capacity, esp. self righteously • Etymology: 1790–1800 …
76self-appointed — /sɛlf əˈpɔɪntəd/ (say self uh poyntuhd) adjective acting or speaking as if having authority, without being authorised or requested to do so …
77Women Appointed For Volunteer Emergency Service — (WAVES) WAVES was an auxiliary service of the navy created in August 1942 to free manpower during World War II. Some 100,000 women served in WAVES at the height of the war, mainly in communication and clerical capacities. In 1948, the service… …
78quasi-appointed — adj …
79apptd. — appointed. * * * …
80apptd. — appointed …