Reappointment (noun)

The appointment of someone to a position or office after a previous appointment has ended.

Origin:

From re- + appointment.

Examples:

1. The reappointment of the governor was a controversial decision, as there were many other qualified candidates.
2. The reappointment of the committee members was necessary to ensure continuity of their work.
3. Reappointment is common in academic positions, where a professor may be reappointed for multiple terms.
4. The reappointment of the judge was criticized by some who felt that there were more suitable candidates for the job.
5. Reappointment is a sign of confidence in an individual's ability to perform the duties of a position effectively.