What does COOPT mean?

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Part of speech: verb

Definition: to elect or appoint into a group or organization

Pronunciation (US): /kuhpt/

Pronunciation (UK): /kəʊpt/

Origin and Usage: The word "coopt" comes from the Latin word "cooptare", which means "to choose". It was first used in English in the 17th century to describe the process of electing or appointing members to a group or organization. The word is commonly used in politics and business to describe the process of adding new members to a board or committee.

Synonyms: appoint, elect, select, choose, enlist

Related Words: adopt, coals, coats, coots, optic

Example Sentences:

• The board decided to coopt three new members to help with the project.
• The committee coopted a new member to help with the fundraising efforts.
• The company coopted several experts to advise on the new product launch.