nominee
Pronunciation: [nɑːməˌniː]
Word
Context: “elections”
(noun) a person who is chosen to run for a position, especially in elections. If someone is nominated for a job or an award, it means people think they would be a good fit for it.
Example
She was a nominee for the school's best student award this year.
Example
He was not selected as a nominee for the position, which was disappointing.
Example
Who is the nominee for the class president election?
Context: “awards”
(noun) a person chosen for an award or honor. This means they are recognized for something special they did.
Example
The movie had three nominees for best actress at the Oscars.
Example
There were no nominees in that category this year, so no awards were given out.
Example
Which nominees are you most excited about for the film festival?
Context: “job positions”
(noun) a person selected to fill a job or position. When you are nominated for a specific job, it suggests others believe you can do it well.
Example
He is a nominee for the position of team leader because of his experience.
Example
She was not a nominee for the project manager job this time.
Example
Who will be the next nominee for the manager role?
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