Nominate

usgb/ˈnɑːmɪneɪt/
verb

To formally suggest someone for a job, position, or honor.

The president will nominate a new Supreme Court justice.
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  • nominate someone for
  • nominate a new
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Professional Context

Used in formal contexts such as business or government when selecting individuals for roles.

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The committee will nominate a chairperson next week.
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Recognition Elements

Often implies endorsement and support for the nominee's qualifications or achievements.

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She was nominated for her outstanding service to the community.
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Seek Consent

Before nominating, it's common to seek the person’s agreement to be nominated.

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He asked her if she would agree to be nominated as treasurer.
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