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medallist

 

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Noun medallist has 2 senses
  1. medalist, medallist - someone who has won a medal
    --1 is a kind of winner, victor
  2. medalist, medallist, medal winner - (golf) the winner at medal play of a tournament
    --2 is a kind of golfer, golf player, linksman

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Term: Medallist

Description:

A medallist refers to an individual who has been awarded a medal, especially for their outstanding performance or achievements in a specific field, competition, or event.

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Sense: Individual awarded a medal for outstanding performance

  1. The Olympic medallist was celebrated for winning multiple gold medals in swimming.
  2. As a medallist, she proudly displayed her bronze medal to her family and friends.
  3. The young violinist proved herself to be a talented medallist by winning first place in the prestigious music competition.
  4. After years of hard work and dedication, she finally became a medallist by receiving a silver medal in the national art contest.

Sense: Individual awarded a medal for achievements in a specific field

  1. The Nobel Prize medallist expressed her gratitude towards the committee for recognizing her contributions to scientific research.
  2. Being a medallist in mathematics, he was invited to deliver a lecture at the renowned institute.
  3. She became a medallist in literature after her debut novel received critical acclaim and won several prestigious awards.
  4. As a medallist in architecture, his innovative designs have left an indelible mark on the city's skyline.
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