shortlist
- noun
- /ˈʃɔrtˌlɪst/
- Speaking of people who might be on Trump's shortlist for VP, Vivek Ramaswamy is back with us tomorrow.
- shortlist of candidates
Sam Altman was on the shortlist for Time magazine Person of the Year.
- Sam Altman was on the shortlist for Time magazine Person of the Year.
- Speaking of people who might be on Trump's shortlist for VP, Vivek Ramaswamy is back with us tomorrow.
- They're going to make that bug, and now they're ready to present the final shortlist of the CEO.
- And I think that certainly respect for human rights and the rule of law need to be among those shortlist.
- So the trends you will see now are like the shortlist, the essence of everything I've observed boil down to like a few selected strong visuals.
Examples
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Time to prime for the NFL weekend ahead; there's no better place to go when forming your shortlist of viewing targets.
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Its members review the applications and determine a shortlist of candidates for screening interviews.
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And still on any list, any shortlist of the best selling works of literature in the history of the world.
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Then, when we made up a shortlist of candidates, we were to check off the same information about them.
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Sam Altman was on the shortlist for Time magazine Person of the Year.
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In this country for politics, we have female only shortlists for positions in Parliament.
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So now you have a shortlist of suitable-sounding counselors and psychotherapists...
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The committee released a shortlist of finalists for the science scholarship.
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She made it onto the shortlist for the prestigious music award this year.
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The organization announced the shortlist of candidates for the director position.
Synonyms
A list of chosen people from a larger group for final selection
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Morphology
Etymology
Shortlist is made of short ('small' or 'brief') and list ('a series of names'). So a shortlist is a small list of chosen people or things, the top choices for a job, prize, or opportunity.