admittee

American

[ad-mit-ee, ad-mit-ee] / æd mɪtˈi, ædˈmɪt i /

noun

a person who has been or is going to be admitted.

Every admittee must present a ticket at the door.

Etymology

Origin of admittee

Example Sentences

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One of the other panelists that night, Angela Rye, remarked, “Donald Trump has been attacking the President long before he began campaigning for this important office. He is the one who was the spokesperson of the birther movement” and “saying the President was an affirmative-action admittee of Harvard.”

From The New Yorker

“He is the one who was the spokesperson for the birther movement” and “saying the president was an affirmative action admittee of Harvard.”

From New York Times

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