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recipient [ ri-sip -ee-uh nt ] SHOW IPA
/ rÉŖĖsÉŖp i Ént / PHONETIC RESPELLING
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Origin of recipient 1550ā60; <Latin
recipient- (stem of
recipiÄns ), present participle of
recipere to
receive ; see
-ent
OTHER WORDS FROM recipient nonĀ·reĀ·cipĀ·iĀ·ent, adjective, noun unĀ·reĀ·cipĀ·iĀ·ent, adjective
Words nearby recipient Recife ,
recip. ,
recipe ,
recipience ,
recipiency ,
recipient ,
reciprocal ,
reciprocal exchange ,
reciprocal inhibition ,
reciprocal insurance ,
reciprocal leveling
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How to use recipient in a sentence Erickson is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, the American Academy of Arts and Letters prize and the Lannan Lifetime Achievement Award.
The main problem is that while the Covid-19 vaccines now available are amazingly effective at protecting recipient s, itās not clear how much they can prevent them from spreading the virus to other people.
Submitting such data is now encouraged but not required, and Virginia ā like other states ā has struggled to get sufficient demographic details about vaccine recipient s.
Recent recipient Jason Becton, who works alongside his husband, Patrick Evans, as co-owners of MarieBette CafƩ & Bakery in Charlottesville, Virginia, shares his story below.
An MBA recipient from Stanford Business School, Swaniker has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.
The lucky recipient gets to choose from a selection of gifts ranging from cocktail kits to packages of wine and premium spirits.
That Snapchat deceptively told its users that the sender would be notified if a recipient took a screenshot of a snap.
Furthermore, there is the potential for those images to go beyond their intended recipient .
But I do not believe a country that has a sovereign wealth fund can be an aid recipient .
According to the recipient of his greeting, Patreese Johnson, he said, āI want some of thatā and motioned to her crotch.
In conversation their minds are apt to remain in a recipient passive state.
And coincident with the same, she became the recipient of numerous offers from almost everywhere.
It was a privilege to sit so close to her at the table, to wait on her, and be the recipient of her charming smiles.
They were delivered in due time, and packed in a richly-mounted cedar chest, were sent to the royal recipient .
Mr. Paul is now the recipient of a salary of fifteen hundred dollars a year as teacher of a school in Boston.
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British Dictionary definitions for recipient
noun
a person who or thing that receives
Word Origin for recipient C16: via French from Latin recipiÄns , from recipere to receive
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