designation

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1. nouna person's official position or title, especially in a company or organization

Usage context

Is commonly used in professional or business contexts to refer to a person's official position or title. It is often used in formal documents, business communications, or official announcements to specify someone's role or position within an organization.

Examples

  1. The new designation of the employee is Senior Manager.

  2. The new employee was thrilled to receive the designation of Project Lead.

  3. The company announced the designation of a new CEO.

  4. Her designation as Head of Marketing was well deserved.

  5. The designation of 'Team Lead' came with a lot of responsibilities.

Synonyms

2. nouna name or title given to something to identify it

Usage context

Can be used in various contexts to refer to a name or title given to something to identify it. This could be a product name, a project title, or any other form of identification.

Examples

  1. The designation 'Project X' was given to the new initiative.

  2. The product was given the designation 'Alpha' for its innovative features.

  3. The project was designated 'Operation Phoenix' to signify rebirth.

  4. The new software was designated 'Beta' for testing purposes.

  5. The event was designated 'Annual Gala' to mark its importance.

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