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commissionsnounpl. of commission the granting of power to perform various acts or dutiesPresident Jefferson's commission to Lewis and Clark to explore the Louisiana Territory accreditations, authorizations, delegations, empowerments, licenses(or licences), mandates commendations, consignments, entrustmentsfacilitations, promotionsorderings the doing of an actiona single burglar was responsible for the commission of all the break-ins accomplishments, achievements, discharges, enactments, executions, fulfillments(or fulfilments), implementations, performances, perpetrations, prosecutions, pursuances dispatches, expeditionsadministrations, directions, handlings, managementsapplications, operations, practices(also practises) nonfulfillments, nonperformances a select group of persons assigned to consider or take action on some matterreported to a UN commission on the AIDS crisis the state or fact of being chosen for a position or dutyher commission as head of the investigation appointments, assignments, designations billets, gigs, jobs, offices, places, positions, situations, spots, stationsauthorizations, delegations, deputations, emplacements, placements, rankingsanointments, inductions, installations, installments(also instalments), investitures, investments, ordinationschoices, destinations, elections, nominations, selections discharges, dismissals, dismissions, expulsions, firings blackballs, rejectionsdepositions, dethronements, ejections, evictions, ousters, overthrows, removals to appoint as one's representativeplans to commission a deputy to investigate the matter delegates, deputes, deputizes assigns, chargesappoints, designates, names, nominates abrogatesabdicates to give official or legal power towas commissioned lieutenant accredits, authorizes, certifies, charters(British), empowers, enables, invests, licenses(also licences), qualifies, vests, warrants approves, clears, credentials, endorses(also indorses), OKs(or okays), sanctionsaffirms, confirms, validatesinaugurates, inducts, initiates, installs, instates, swears inallows, lets, permitsenfranchises, entitles, privileges disqualifies bans, bars, blocks, constrains, denies, disallows, disbars, discourages, disenfranchises, disfranchises, excludes, hinders, holds back, impedes, inhibits, obstructs, prevents, shuts out, stopsenjoins, forbids, interdicts, outlaws, prohibits, proscribes, vetoes to give a task, duty, or responsibility towas commissioned to do the biography assigns, charges, entrusts(also intrusts), tasks, trusts confers, imposescommits, confides, consigns, delegates, recommends, relegates, reposesallocates, allotsauthorizes, empowers, invests to pick (someone) by one's authority for a specific position or dutycommissioned him to head the office of veterans affairs appoints, assigns, attaches, constitutes, designates, details, names, nominates, places authorizes, delegates, deputes, deputizesanoints, consecrates, creates, inaugurates, inducts, installs, instates, institutes, invests, makes, ordainscrowns, enthrones, throneschooses, destines, drafts, elects, handpicks, selects, singles (out), votes (in) discharges, dismisses, expels, fires blackballs, deposes, dethrones, displaces, ejects, evicts, ousts, overthrows, removes, throws out, uncrowns, unmakes, unseats |