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US
/ˌkɑnfɝˈi/
]
NOUN
- a member of a conference
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a person on whom something is bestowed
six honorary were conferred; the conferees were...
How To Use conferee In A Sentence
- We've seen these kind of games played before in conference, where conferees drop provisions which they should not drop when they're both in the House and the Senate bills.
- The rooms filled with conferees and conference papers seldom interest me.
- House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-MA) will chair the conference committee charged with "harmonizing" the House and Senate bills and has provisionally named conferees, largely on the basis of seniority. Lawrence G. McDonald: Will The Next Three Weeks Change Wall Street Forever?
- International donors helped fund transit for the delegates, the construction of the peace village where the conferees met, and equipment such as radios for the border security stations set up by the conference.
- In reality, the conferees knew the only country that had an industrial base capable of pulling the world back from the precipice was the United States. Vince Farrell: Bretton Woods II
- Worn out after a day of breakout sessions and adventure excursions, which include mountain biking, horseback riding, and sea kayaking, conferees can retire to the spa to partake of a varied menu of massage therapies.
- An in-charge conferee utilizes his computer containing appropriate software to initiate the conference and to control the participation of the conferees.
- But fortunately, we're surrounded here by conferees that are plenty capable, plenty smart and care deeply about the future of the country.
- Conferees deliberated over issues like the moral questions raised by new brain scanning techniques, which some believe will lead to the creation of truly effective lie detectors.
- In the House-Senate conference, it was defeated by the Senate conferees on a 15 to 14 straight-line party vote.