Synonyms for assigned
as·signed

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1. assignedadjective

   appointed to a post or duty

   "assigned personnel"; "assigned duties"

   Antonyms:
   unassigned

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1. List of paraphrases for "assigned":

   allocated, attributed, mapped, entrusted, allotted, affected, awarded, earmarked, designated, assign, ascribed, classified, appointed, ceded, posted, attached, given, accorded, allocate, granted, transferred, minister-designate, seconded, mandated

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1. Amanda Azubuike:

   The vast majority of commanders complete their assigned tours with distinction, when they fall short, we hold our leaders accountable, which reflects the importance we place on the public's trust and confidence in our military leaders.

2. Charanya Krishnaswami:

   Normally, I would at least be able to note their names and see if I could try to connect them with a legal service providers, i remember thinking all I have is their name and the last three digits of their A-number( which is assigned to noncitizens) and there's no way to get them help.

3. Tiffany Davila:

   ... It can be difficult at times to be socially distant while fighting fire, especially when there can be hundreds, maybe even a thousand firefighters assigned to any incident. But we are working in the safest possible way to make sure our crews remain healthy and our communities and residents remain protected.

4. Del Cueto:

   They were not whipping anyone, they don't carry whips. They don't get assigned whips. What they do is a training technique that has been shown to them to make sure that no one takes over their horse. It was to protect the horse, to protect the rider, and to protect the individual that was trying to cause chaos and knock down that rider from that horse.

5. Yinon Weiss:

   It’s not really part of the culture of the military – you don’t have a resume, you don’t practice job interviews, you typically get assigned to places, and you don’t have much influence over that. So, when you transition to civilian life, it leads to intense frustration.