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draftee

[ US /ˈdɹæfˈti/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who is drafted into military service

How To Use draftee In A Sentence

  • Each year, potential draftees enter specialized training programs to prepare for the combine, college pro days, and other pre-draft workouts.
  • At the same time, enlisted personnel slots should be manned by conscripts - that is to say, draftees, not contract servicemen.
  • Notwithstanding having the fact the military would have to deal with ever manner of acting up, acting out, outing and lawyering from the draftees, what value would these troublemakers be to the military. Sound Politics: To Draft or Not to Draft
  • The system of exemptions told draftees that their society did not value them, long before this was made patent on their return home when they were spat upon by the exempt.
  • During workshops we regularly ask sales draftees to play a word association game around the term "salesperson. Marshall Goldsmith: When Service Turns to Sales
  • I don't believe we need a draft right now, even though I had great draftees as soldiers that I served with.
  • Men who were typically average Americans, draftees, called to defend the nation in time of war, manned the division.
  • At first, the military draftees used shields to separate the two camps and then the regular police took their place.
  • Blond day you are to plastically gallinacean evenhandedly how stupefied you beatrice you are, constitutive day i barebacked draftee skeptically how null the fishily contagiously is and what i can do for him. Rational Review
  • And these are military professionals, not draftees.
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