Definition of entrant
: one that enters;
especially
: one that enters a contest
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Examples of entrant in a Sentence
Each entrant had to agree to the contest rules.
new entrants into a highly competitive field
Recent Examples of entrant from the Web
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Free, entrants accepted at the midgate entrance on a first come, first served basis, until capacity is reached.
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In 2010, the event was booming enough to institute a lottery system for entrants, similar to the New York City Marathon.
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Instead, high frequency traders like Citadel Securities -- a new entrant -- Jane Street Group and the Dutch firm IMC BV have stepped up.
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New entrants, after all, are still a bargain, earning an average $11.96 an hour, compared with $29.86 for people holding jobs and $27.91 for jobs switchers, ADP figures show.
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Now there are 35 willing entrants -- most of whom should be considered competitive.
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New entrants, after all, are still a bargain, earning an average $11.96 an hour, compared with $29.86 for people holding jobs and $27.91 for jobs switchers, ADP figures show.
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Holmes said a few thousand centipedes — including male, female, mixed, gay, straight, bisexual and transgender entrants — are registered to compete Sunday.
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Lukas, who has won the Preakness six times and has two entrants in Saturday’s race, shook his head when asked about the prospect of moving the race.
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First Known Use of entrant
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Definition of entrant for English Language Learners
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: a person who enters something (such as a competition)
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