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/ˌɪnˈdəkˈti/
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NOUN
- someone who is drafted into military service
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a person inducted into an organization or social group
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth were 1936 inductees in the National Baseball Hall of Fame
How To Use inductee In A Sentence
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- Looking at the list of inductees, it is telling to note that record label support (major label support in the vast majority of cases) is almost the rule.
- After the no holds barred interview, Robin, a soon -to-be inductee into the ABC News: Top Stories
- A Mentor Business Analyst, working in a part-time role on the simulation to act as the customer to the developers, as well as to coach inductee BA's if they exist.
- All inductees, whose seminal work has been influential in the medical and scientific worlds, are pioneers in their respective fields.
- Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth were 1936 inductees in the National Baseball Hall of Fame
- At the time Hammett was taking private guitar lessons from now famous Joe Satriani. In 2002, he became the first inductee into Guitar World magazine's Hall of Fame.
- Like Hopkins, the JM Marquez of 2009 is already a future first-ballot HOF inductee , however, the Mexican technician is probably on the downside of his career.
- I wore one from 18-22; I left it out on my first day at work only to find that one of my fellow inductees also had one
- Inductees, referred to as "neophytes" by members, are traditionally required to sit at tables with long black table cloths, and, at least in last year's ceremony, are required to preform for the crowd. Wall Street's Secret Society Elects New Members