Advowee

Pronunciation: /ædˈvaʊi/

Definitions of advowee

noun a person who is placed under the protection of a guardian or patron

Example Sentences

A1 The advowee was grateful for the support of their mentor.

A2 The advowee sought guidance from their advisor on career choices.

B1 The advowee was determined to succeed in their new role.

B2 The advowee presented their research findings at the conference.

C1 The advowee's dedication to their cause was evident in their actions.

C2 The advowee's commitment to social justice issues inspired others to join the cause.

Examples of advowee in a Sentence

formal The advowee was grateful for the legal assistance provided by their advocate.

informal The advowee felt relieved after their lawyer won the case for them.

slang The advowee's attorney totally crushed it in court!

figurative As the advowee navigated through the complex legal system, they leaned on their lawyer for support.

Grammatical Forms of advowee

• past tense: advoweed
• plural: advowees
• comparative: more advowee
• superlative: most advowee
• present tense: advowee
• future tense: will advowee
• perfect tense: have advoweed
• continuous tense: is advoweeing
• singular: advowee
• positive degree: advowee
• infinitive: to advowee
• gerund: advoweeing
• participle: advoweed

Origin and Evolution of advowee

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'advowee' originated from Old French 'avoe' meaning to advocate or support.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'advowee' shifted in meaning to refer to a person who holds the right to present a candidate for a benefice or church office.