entrant
- noun
- /ˈɛntrənt/
- The judges were impressed by the creativity of the entrants in the art competition.
- new entrants
- early entrants
- number of entrants
It's definitely a game with more players now and more potential entrants.
- It's definitely a game with more players now and more potential entrants.
- Where there is, I think room for new entrants is in a master's program and the first one will be in entrepreneurship and and leadership.
- I mean, it is a remarkable new entrant possibility in education.
Examples
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My local Wharfedale Festival is in its 109th year but now struggles to find entrants for its verse-speaking classes.
Academic text (2015) -
There are never very many entrants for this competition, and this year there were only four.
Fiction book (1998) -
We have the entrant right here.
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Starting with entrant number one!
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And I am very pleased to announce... ...that we have our first official entrant into that competition... ...right here with us today.
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Many of our entrants won their way in online.
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Here are the entrants in the farming categories.
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Will entrants please bring their wines to the judging booth?
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And if you thought it couldn't get any better, we have a dramatic late entrant... a returning champion who I'm sure... will add something very personal to the proceedings.
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Another first-time entrant, Spiro Iatropoulos, received both Best of Show for "Veteran" and an award for "Remembrance."
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
A person, team, or company that tries to beat others in contests and business
A person who joins an activity or event
A person who takes part in a competition that tests skill or knowledge
A person who signs up and is on an official list
A person who takes part in a competition
A person who takes part in an activity or event
How Successful
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word entrant comes from older words meaning 'to enter' and shares the same root as enter and entrance. So an entrant is someone who 'enters' a competition, event, or place.