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Hey you! Yes, you! Thank you for adding beauty to the world!
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Often used in the same context:
beneficiaries,
honorees,
winners,
donors,
givers,
applicants,
grantee,
awardee,
grants,
benefactors,
finalists,
laureates,
donator,
inductees,
enrollees,
addressees,
achievers,
individuals,
claimants,
disenrolling,
invitees,
senders,
valedictorians,
nominees,
participants,
graduates,
donees,
presenters,
charities,
fellows,
ceba,
scholarships,
philanthropists,
deserving,
finishers,
signers,
emeriti,
prizewinner,
programs,
bestowal,
disbursement,
largess,
victims,
bequests,
contributors,
benefactions,
acknowledgments,
kiwanian,
undergraduates,
organizations,
regrant,
gifts,
fellowships,
donation,
prize winner,
patients,
seniors,
grads,
nominator,
philanthropies,
performers,
entries,
signatories,
graduand,
alumni,
social security administration,
students,
alums,
contributions,
largesse,
entrants,
spouses,
others,
pontifice,
dole,
granters,
solicitations,
invitations,
poets laureate,
inventors,
toty,
bursary,
purchasers,
munificence,
holders,
conferral,
panelists,
payees,
generosity,
eligibility,
payments,
receipt,
mailing,
curricula vitae,
families,
adopters,
sufferers,
vets,
veterans,
whistleblowers,
losers,
requesters,
recipient,
users,
attendees,
borrowers,
consumers,
contestants,
caretakers,
customers,
occupants,
perpetrators,
contenders
Appears in the definition of:
comint,
communications intelligence,
exhortation,
form letter
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— Adjectives for recipients:
renal,
passive,
potential,
most,
intended,
former,
major,
public,
pediatric,
cardiac,
multiple,
more...
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