Definition of attendee
:a person who is present on a given occasion or at a given place
- attendees at a convention
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Examples of attendee in a Sentence
There were 300 attendees at the conference.
Recent Examples of attendee from the Web
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The park has several rolling hills where attendees can set their blankets and chairs to enjoy the performance.
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Afropunk, which also hosts festivals throughout the year in Paris, London, Atlanta and Johannesburg, is a multicultural event where artists and attendees alike come together for a weekend of art and music.
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But Afropunk offers more than entertainment, food, and seriously stylish attendees.
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Speakers and attendees repeatedly stated that the memorial and ceremony were not responses to the racial discord currently gripping the nation.
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Attendees must RSVP in advance by clicking or tapping here.
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Attendees all must wear white clothing and bring their own picnic food and white tables clothes.
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Attendees will get to see what's in the curriculum and some of the mitzvah projects girls in the club have done.
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Attendees wait in extreme heat to enter a Trump rally in Phoenix on August, 22, 2017.
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Origin and Etymology of attendee
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Definition of attendee for English Language Learners
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: a person who is present at an event, meeting, etc., or at a particular place
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