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Meanings of aspirant in English
Portuguese
pretendente Spanish
pretendiente Usage of aspirant in English
1
The aspirant attained only the exoteric knowledge in the first two Degrees.
2
The social aspirant should cultivate the art of saying polite nothings acceptably.
3
Today, a solid tech foundation is an expectation for any presidential aspirant.
4
What would your advice be to any aspirant singer in South Africa?
5
These are words which should inspire every new aspirant to the laurel.
6
After examining them he willingly accepted the young aspirant as a pupil.
7
In the 1970s, many aspirant climbers underwent a brutally primitive belay test.
8
He works as a mountain guide and is an aspirant IFMGA guide.
9
Hoult was also in The Favourite, as the scheming PM-aspirant Robert Harley.
10
Mum and Dad came from working-class backgrounds, but were socially mobile, aspirant.
11
These are the elite of the population and the growing aspirant middle class.
12
London, the battlefield of the literary aspirant since Caxton invented the printing press.
13
I quite forget who; but I know there is some aspirant.
14
From that time forward the course of the aspirant is clearer.
15
For a time now the fortunes of the young aspirant improved.
16
We compared every new aspirant in letters to some English writer.
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Aspirant through the time
Aspirant across language varieties
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