attendant

IPA: ʌtˈɛndʌnt

noun

  • One who attends; one who works with or watches over someone or something.
  • A servant or valet.
  • (chiefly archaic) A visitor or caller.
  • That which accompanies or follows.
  • (law) One who owes a duty or service to another.

adjective

  • Going with; associated; concomitant.
  • (law) Depending on, or owing duty or service to.
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Examples of "attendant" in Sentences

  • I love the ending, “Paying off the attendant is not winning.”
  • And the flight attendant is thanking the aid workers on the plane who are there.
  • Although it may seem odd (or possibly not) that John the attendant is the character that clicked with the story, why it clicked – more so than Wade or Tasha.
  • Liron Cohen, an airport check-in attendant, told Israel's Channel 10 the man "appeared unstable, spoke to himself and wasn't sure what he wanted" when he was at her counter.
  • Liron Cohen, an airport check-in attendant, told Israel's Channel 10 on Friday that the man "appeared unstable, spoke to himself and wasn't sure what he wanted" when he was at her counter.
  • In Israel, Liron Cohen, the airport check-in attendant who recognized the suspect, told a television station that Mr. Bellucci appeared unstable, spoke to himself and wasn 't sure what he wanted' 'when he was at her counter.
  • Starling, who abandoned Florida to escape retribution after he organized fellow fruit-pickers, found work as a train attendant; he gleefully advised passengers of their right to sit in desegregated coaches and reveled in the wondrous Harlem life of the 1940s.

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