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UK
/ɐtˈɛndɐ/
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NOUN
- someone who waits on or tends to or attends to the needs of another
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a person who is present and participates in a meeting
he was a regular attender at department meetings
the gathering satisfied both organizers and attendees - someone who listens attentively
How To Use attender In A Sentence
- She's a regular attender at evening classes.
- He was a Communist - not a sympathizer or fellow traveler, but a card-carrying meeting-attender.
- The second group, in the 45-55 age range, were a mix of potential attenders and existing audience.
- A number of youngsters with a history of poor attendance said they had been asked to stay away from school so that good attenders could be rewarded with a trip to a theme park.
- She was a faithful attender at branch meetings till she retired.
- Young people - especially boys - have traditionally been infrequent attenders at GPs' surgeries.
- Following that disastrous election when the best indicator that a person would vote Republican wasn't Party ID but whether they were a regular church attender, Democrats finally began investing in outreach and communication with America's faithful. Eric Sapp: Democrats Stung by Huge Losses With Faith Voters
- The service seemed haphazard, but the attenders were focused. Christianity Today
- Objective To understand Urogenital Mycoplasma prevalence in STD clinic attenders and determine nine drugs sensitivity.
- The US is the most advanced scientific nation on earth, and yet in some states, church attenders now make up almost 50 per cent of the population.
