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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That lowers the risk of antitrust problems and deters new entrants.
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There is potential for as many as three wing departures after this coming season, with Deng Adel, Brian Bowen and V.J. King all possible NBA draft entrants.
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Every entrant will receive feedback and networking opportunities with capital providers.
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By entering, entrants agree to these Official Rules. 4.
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The new order would have banned entrants from six of the seven Muslim-majority nations that were targeted in the first ban, and barred Syrian refugees for 120 days rather than indefinitely.
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Tesla is expecting to start delivering its $35,000 entrant into the fully electric market later this year, and its flagship 250-mile Model S sells for $70,000, far below the initial sales price of $100,000 five years ago.
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The endorsement in the 2018 governor's race came hours after the contest saw a new entrant, Drury, who was first elected to the House in 2012.
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Some entrants go on to participate in the main fest, which is a day of ample sampling of unique flavors.
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: a person who enters something (such as a competition)
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