noun
inductee
Inductee (noun) means a person or thing that is being brought in or installed.
noun
1
A person or thing that is being brought in or installed.
2
Someone who has just become a member of a group or organisation.
3
Someone called up, or a volunteer sent, to serve in the armed forces.
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Etymology
Formed from induct and -ee.
Synonyms
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conscript
draftee
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What is the meaning of inductee?
"inductee" (noun) means a person or thing that is being brought in or installed.
What is another word for inductee?
Other words for "inductee" include conscript, draftee.
What are the different meanings of inductee?
"inductee" has 3 main meanings: 1. A person or thing that is being brought in or installed; 2. Someone who has just become a member of a group or organisation; 3. Someone called up, or a volunteer sent, to serve in the armed forces.
