Associations to the word «Inductee»
Noun
- Fame
- Hall
- Induction
- Rp
- Gs
- Rodeo
- Warrington
- Racing
- Filly
- Eastwood
- Bs
- Aba
- Lacrosse
- Broadcaster
- Aria
- Bsc
- Sire
- Plaque
- Roll
- Medalist
- Racetrack
- Coach
- Boxing
- Handicap
- Jockey
- Sport
- Grammy
- Banquet
- Lineman
- Oldham
- Basketball
- Inventor
- Baseball
- Football
- Packer
- Bluegrass
- Hockey
- Halifax
- Quarterback
- Nfl
- Mvp
- Ufc
- Madden
- Icc
- Afl
- Ncaa
- Ballot
- Rancher
- Athletics
- Ceremony
- Alumnus
- Belmont
- Thoroughbred
- Songwriter
- Gus
- Martinez
- Cowboy
- Domino
- Darrell
- Bills
- Umpire
- Carlson
- Immortal
- Buddy
- Rugby
- Softball
- Stake
- Carbine
- Honor
- Rodgers
- Baseman
- Raw
- Flair
- Wrestling
- Lifetime
- Soccer
- Pioneer
- Timer
- Linebacker
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INDUCTEE, noun. A person who is inducted into an organization
INDUCTEE, noun. A person who is drafted or a volunteer that is activated into military service
Dictionary definition
INDUCTEE, noun. A person inducted into an organization or social group; "Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth were 1936 inductees in the National Baseball Hall of Fame".
INDUCTEE, noun. Someone who is drafted into military service.
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