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tryout

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Noun — A test or audition to see whether someone is good enough for a team, role, or job.

How to use tryout

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hold a tryout make it through tryouts

Etymology

Deverbal from try out.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “tryout” mean?

The word “tryout” means a test or audition to see whether someone is good enough for a team, role, or job. In plain terms, a trial audition or test run to check someone's or something's suitability.

How do you pronounce “tryout”?

“Tryout” is pronounced TREYE-owt (/ˈtɹaɪˌaʊt/ in IPA).

How do you use “tryout” in a sentence?

Here is “tryout” used in a sentence: “Hundreds of players showed up for the team's open tryout.”

What part of speech is “tryout”?

“Tryout” is a noun.

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