Definition of inductee
:one who is inducted
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According the Hall of Fame, new inductees were asked to select a previous Hall of Fame member to present them at the event.
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Members of the class were asked to select a previous inductee to present them, according to the Hall of Fame.
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A picture credit on Monday with an article about the National Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremonies misidentified the photographer who took the picture of the former Montreal Expos Andre Dawson and Tim Raines, an inductee.
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A six-time Grammy winner and 2011 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, John’s many collaborators have included B.B. King, Aretha Franklin, the Rolling Stones and Christina Aguilera.
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Listening to previous inductees such as biotech veteran William Rastetter is revealing, McKee said.
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Each presenter then joins their Enshrinee on stage to unveil the bronze bust of the newest member of the Hall of Fame and then the inductees deliver their acceptance speeches.
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With their foreheads touching the ground, inductees pledge to honor the institution and obey the world’s richest royal family, which shares prestige and power in this Southeast Asian kingdom ,twith its chief protector, the army.
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But on closer inspection, even a rise in inductees from 683 in 2016 and 322 in 2015 doesn't actually do much to move the needle.
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First Known Use of inductee
1940
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