noun a person who is formally accepted as a member of a group or organization, especially through a special ceremony
In the music industry, an inductee is an artist or band that has been recognized for their contributions to music and inducted into a hall of fame or similar institution.
In academic institutions, an inductee may refer to a student who has been accepted into an honor society or other prestigious academic organization.
In professional associations, an inductee may be a new member who has been formally welcomed into the organization.
An inductee refers to a new recruit or draftee who has been formally accepted into military service.
An inductee is a person who has been officially recognized and honored for their achievements in a particular sport by being inducted into the Hall of Fame.
In cultural organizations, an inductee may be an individual who has been recognized for their contributions to a particular cultural or artistic field.
In business and industry, an inductee may refer to a new employee who has been formally welcomed into a company or industry association.
An inductee into the Writer's Hall of Fame.
An inductee into the American Psychological Association.
An inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
An inductee into the National Academy of Sciences.