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draftee

[draf-tee, drahf-] / dræfˈti, drɑf- /
NOUN
conscript
Synonyms
STRONG




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Wright again returning to major junior hockey — as rules require 18- and-19-year-old junior draftees that don’t make NHL clubs to do — makes little sense for his development.

From Seattle Times

With 32 of the 58 draftees on hand for the festivities at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, plenty of fashion statements were made.

From Los Angeles Times

Packed onto an airplane, the draftees discovered their destination for training by looking at their phones when they landed.

From New York Times

Moreover, the law allows for any draftee still ignoring their online summons after a seven-day period to be legally declared a fugitive, banned from leaving Russia, and have their assets frozen.

From Reuters

Military draft offices can register draftees in the military in their absence, ditching the current practice where conscripts and draftees appear in person to sign forms and undergo medical examinations.

From Washington Post