Pronunciation: /ˈpɑstʃələnt/
noun a person who is seeking admission into a religious order or community
A1 The postulant applied for the job by submitting a resume.
A2 The postulant was nervous during the interview for the position.
B1 The postulant had to undergo a series of tests to qualify for the role.
B2 The postulant impressed the interview panel with their knowledge and experience.
C1 The postulant was granted admission to the prestigious university.
C2 The postulant's exceptional qualifications made them a top candidate for the position.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a postulant
A1 The postulant candidate was nervous during the job interview.
A2 The postulant employee quickly adapted to the new work environment.
B1 The postulant volunteer showed dedication and commitment to the cause.
B2 The postulant manager demonstrated strong leadership skills.
C1 The postulant researcher's findings were groundbreaking.
C2 The postulant director's vision transformed the company.
formal The postulant submitted their application to join the monastery.
informal The postulant is hoping to become a monk at the monastery.
slang The postulant is trying to get into the monastery.
figurative Becoming a postulant in the monastery is like embarking on a spiritual journey.
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