tasked
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈtæskt// UK //tˈɑːskt// tasked
adj. having been given a specific job or duty to do. You use this when someone has been assigned work by a boss or leader.
adj. having been assigned a particular duty or responsibility. Typically used predicatively after 'be' or 'get'.
She was tasked with organizing the annual charity event.
The manager tasked the new intern with updating the client database.
The committee was tasked with reviewing the outdated policy and proposing concrete reforms before the fiscal year ended.
Usage
Often followed by 'with' + gerund or noun phrase.
Pitfall
I was tasked to do the reportI was tasked with doing the reportThe adjective 'tasked' typically takes 'with' rather than an infinitive.