recruitable
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- adjective
- /rɪˈkruːtəbl/
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reclutables
- Flying monkeys are people who are often vulnerable and recruitable and the manipulations of the narcissist are no match for their rosy eyed or naive vision of the world.
Flying monkeys are people who are often vulnerable and recruitable and the manipulations of the narcissist are no match for their rosy eyed or naive vision of the world.
- Flying monkeys are people who are often vulnerable and recruitable and the manipulations of the narcissist are no match for their rosy eyed or naive vision of the world.
- So my point is, is somebody can be not recruitable one day and within a few days, stress happens.
Examples
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The team is looking for recruitable volunteers for the upcoming charity event.
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So my point is, is somebody can be not recruitable one day and within a few days, stress happens.
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And now you think she's recruitable?
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I think she's still recruitable.
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And if the people around you don't seem to understand narcissism, be careful around them because they are the ones that will be the most recruitable as flying monkeys.
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Many students in the program are recruitable for internships after completing their coursework.
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Due to their unique skills, all participants are considered recruitable for the project.
Synonyms
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Suitable to get a job because of skills or experience
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Can be chosen in a sports or military draft
Likely to be chosen for a job because of skills
Suitable for a job or other position
Can be chosen for a team or job because of skill
Antonyms
How Recruitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word recruitable comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the verb recruit meaning 'to find new people to join a group'. So, recruitable means someone or something that can be 'recruited' or 'brought in' for a job, service, or activity.