reappointment
- noun
- /ˌriːəˈpɔɪntmənt/
- You can request a reappointment online if you need to see the doctor again.
Examples
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I have a reappointment with my doctor next week.
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The dentist's office called to confirm my reappointment for next Tuesday.
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After missing her session, she quickly scheduled a reappointment with her therapist.
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The dentist's office called to confirm my reappointment.
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She scheduled a reappointment with her doctor after her last check-up.
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After discussing my progress, the therapist suggested a reappointment in two weeks.
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The board approved my reappointment for another term as committee chair.
Synonyms
A later visit to a person, place, or institution for follow-up
Antonyms
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
reappointment = appointment (transparent) = re + appoint + ment
Adding 're-' to 'appointment' straightforwardly gives the meaning of another appointment or the act of arranging one again.
Etymology
Reappointment starts with re-, which means 'again', and the rest comes from appoint, which means 'to set a time or meeting'. So a reappointment is simply arranging or booking a meeting 'again', like making another dentist visit.