What is an Appointee?

An appointee is someone who has been appointed to a position or office, usually by a higher authority. In other words, an appointee is someone who has been selected or chosen to fill a specific role or job.

For example, if a government official resigns or retires, the president or governor may appoint a new person to take over the position until a permanent replacement can be elected or appointed through a formal process. In this case, the person appointed to the position would be considered an appointee.

Appointees are often chosen based on their qualifications, experience, and expertise in a particular field or area. They may be appointed to serve for a specific term or until a permanent replacement is found.

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