Synonyms for assigning
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1. assignment, assigningnoun

   the act of distributing something to designated places or persons

   "the first task is the assignment of an address to each datum"

   Synonyms:
   appointment, duty assignment, assignment, designation, grant, naming

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1. • Distribution

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1. List of paraphrases for "assigning":

   allocation, assign, assignment, allocating, allocate, mapping, attribution, attributing, awarding

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1. Michael Lawhorn:

   Assigning a permanent general officer to the area to oversee the train, advise, assist mission is a sign of how important Helmand is both to the government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the international coalition.

2. The South-Western City School District:

   As an immediate corrective step, we are assigning a Grove City Police Department officer to monitor the hallway area around the officials ’ locker room during halftime and at the conclusion of each future contest to ensure everyone will have a safe and positive experience at our athletic contests in the future.

3. Eric Widera:

   Financial impairment is often one of the earliest clinical signs of emerging dementia, that often goes undiagnosed, it becomes exceedingly important that when these diagnoses are made, and when individuals still have the ability to make decisions, to think about things like advanced financial planning – assigning someone such as a family member to make designated financial decisions on their behalf.

4. Nick Watts:

   Assigning attribution for every single event is difficult, but it's clear that these sorts of events are examples of what is likely to come if we don't rapidly respond to climate change.

5. John Whitehead:

   I remember assigning one young fellow, who later became an important partner, to keep records about companies that might want to merge with a larger company or might be interested in acquisitions, and then we tried to match them up. We were doing this before anybody thought that there might be business for investment bankers in the merger field.