Enrollee

Pronunciation: /ɛnˈroʊli/

Definitions of enrollee

noun a person who is enrolled in a program or course

Example Sentences

A1 The new enrollee was excited to start their first day of school.

A2 As an enrollee in the program, you will have access to exclusive benefits.

B1 The enrollee completed all the required courses to graduate on time.

B2 Enrollees are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities to enhance their learning experience.

C1 The enrollee's academic achievements were recognized with a prestigious award.

C2 As a seasoned enrollee, he was appointed as a mentor to guide new students in the program.

Examples of enrollee in a Sentence

formal The university sent out welcome packets to all new enrollees.

informal Hey, are you the new enrollee in our class?

slang Yo, check out the fresh enrollee joining our club.

figurative As a new enrollee in the world of entrepreneurship, she had much to learn.

Grammatical Forms of enrollee

• past tense: enrolled
• plural: enrollees
• comparative: more enrolled
• superlative: most enrolled
• present tense: enrollee
• future tense: will enrollee
• perfect tense: has enrolled
• continuous tense: is enrolling
• singular: enrollee
• positive degree: enrollee
• infinitive: to enroll
• gerund: enrolling
• participle: enrolled

Origin and Evolution of enrollee

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle French

Story behind the word: The word 'enrollee' originated from the Middle French word 'enroller' which means to register or enlist.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'enrollee' has evolved to refer to an individual who is officially registered or enrolled in a program or organization.