entrant — a person who enters or participates in a competition, examination, or organization
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a person who enters or participates in a competition, examination, or organization
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɛntrənt/
Example Sentences
- The cooking contest had 200 entrants, but only one could win the golden spatula.
- As a new entrant to the job market, she was nervous but excited.
- The tech startup was a late entrant to the smartphone market but quickly gained popularity.
entrant
NOUN[/ˈɛntrənt/]
a person who enters or participates in a competition, examination, or organization

a determined runner approaches the race registration table holding completed forms and a race number. The runner reaches forward to hand the paperwork to a smiling volunteer seated behind the table. The volunteer stamps the forms and hands back an official race bib with safety pins. Other runners in athletic gear wait in line behind the main character, stretching and preparing. Race officials organize materials while pointing toward the starting line area. a person entering and participating in an organized competition

This entrant in the current case finds evidence to warrant action!
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“The cooking contest had 200 entrants, but only one could win the golden spatula.”
“As a new entrant to the job market, she was nervous but excited.”
“The tech startup was a late entrant to the smartphone market but quickly gained popularity.”
“Every entrant in the marathon received a free t-shirt and a banana.”
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