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designation
[dez-ig-ney-shuhn]
noun
an act of designating.
the fact of being designated.
something that designates; a distinctive name or title; appellation.
nomination, appointment, or election to an office, position, etc..
His designation as treasurer has been confirmed.
designation
/ ˌɛɪɡˈԱɪʃə /
noun
something that designates, such as a name or distinctive mark
the act of designating or the fact of being designated
Other 51Թ Forms
- dedesignation noun
- redesignation noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of designation1
Example Sentences
But public lands advocates note that the law has long been used by presidents to protect large landmasses — including the designation of the Grand Canyon by Theodore Roosevelt in 1908.
Northern Command, which oversees troops based in the United States, the Marines will join “seamlessly” with National Guard troops under “Task Force 51” — the military’s designation of the Los Angeles forces.
The Jalisco cartel, one of the most powerful criminal groups in Mexico, was also included in Trump’s terror designation and is known to have strong Colombian connections.
Meanwhile, U.S. officials say that the Trump administration’s recent designation of six Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations means that weapons traffickers may face terrorism-related charges.
One possible solution is to request that city staff create a specific land-use designation for ghost kitchens while assessing how these existing facilities can affect a neighborhood.
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