applicant
201
2.7
- noun
- /ˈæplɪkənt/
:
solicitante
- To apply for the position, each applicant must submit a resume and cover letter.
- job applicant
- qualified applicants
- successful applicants
And the white male applicants get far more callbacks.
- And the white male applicants get far more callbacks.
- I mean, he's leaving and there were just so many good applicants that got crushed.
- He was our only applicant for the position and we never told him that.
- So the Pennsylvania Police Academy will it, it wasn't accepting new applicants that year.
- So I was probably one of the very first applicants.
- This fall, Victoria and Anna came to me among a pool of applicants, all of whom were so exciting.
- But the wife has to be first on the loan documents because she is the primary applicant.
- But anyway, remember what it actually says in the amount requested by applicant.
- There seems to be a clear tendency to sort of dismiss minority applicants.
- Denied accommodation, facing endless delays or failing unaccommodated tests, applicants would have to drastically lower their ambitions.
- And that's great because you kind of want to have your applicant pool as wide as possible in the initial phases of a selection process.
- So right away, just your job advertisement, it leads to a pool of applicants that can differ, but also the wages might differ.
- The CARES Act additionally prohibited the SBA from looking at tax return data that could have excluded undeserving applicants.
- And you know, and, and so that's what you need is a bigger feed, a bigger applicant pool, right, To reveal talent and for a field to progress.
Examples
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All offer financial aid, and all select applicants based on merit.
Academic text (2008) -
Priority for employment should be given to applicants with successful regular or substitute teaching experience.
Academic text (1991) -
What does a job applicant look like?
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Send in the next applicant.
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I guess there were a lot of applicants this year, and...
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" I heard that the top applicants had to do volunteer work."
Fiction book (1993) -
I'm sorry, it is against house policy for applicants to make personal calls.
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Why should anybody invest all that money to train me... when there are a thousand other applicants with a far cleaner profile?
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High school GPA is a key influence on whether applicants enter a college or university.
Academic text (2013) -
And I must say, it isn't often that we have an applicant of your maturity and... varied experience.
Synonyms
564
2.3
A person being considered for a job, award or prize
21
6.1
A person who formally asks a court or official for something
4
2.3
A person who applies to be hired for a job
1
4.4
A program or person that asks a server to send data
1
3.7
A person who asks another person or group for something
A person who asks for a job or a place at school by sending written papers
A person who asks a court or government body to make a formal decision
How Likely
49
4.1
104
4.4
152
3.5
564
2.3
201
2.7
- Informal
14
4.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word applicant comes from the verb apply, which originally meant 'to attach' or 'bring to', so an applicant is someone who 'brings forward' a request or their name for a job, a place at school, or help.