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attendant

[uh-ten-duhnt] / əˈtɛn dənt /




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Shopping here in the air-conditioned comfort of the store, with trial rooms, attendants and scratch cards offering discounts on her next purchase, is a refreshingly new experience for Alka.

From BBC

She had a limited view, but caught a quick glimpse of a flight attendants’ little galley, with neatly stowed drink carts.

From Literature

Save the U.S. and India, none of the major economies or regions is exempt from population declines and the attendant impacts.

From MarketWatch

"Every single day, there's always someone dumping trash," the 19-year-old shop attendant said.

From Barron's

Maybe it’s the attendant pressure to capitalize—to self-promote and monetize the moment for maximal impact.

From The Wall Street Journal