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Often used in the same context:
recruiters,
enlistees,
draftees,
cadets,
recruitment,
trainees,
graduates,
freshmen,
enlistment,
applicants,
academy,
conscripts,
midshipmen,
signee,
coaches,
grads,
hires,
instructors,
youngsters,
sergeants,
players,
deserters,
rotc,
collegians,
newcomers,
athletes,
chaplains,
reservists,
frosh,
seminarians,
doolies,
classmen,
scouts,
jarheads,
plebe,
rookies,
underclassman,
corporals,
juniors,
matriculate,
sophomores,
college,
enrollees,
guardsmen,
personnel,
reenlistment,
boot camp,
undergrads,
training,
scholarship,
upperclassman,
alums,
lieutenants,
coeds,
drill instructor,
linemen,
undergraduates,
cmdr,
rowers,
candidates,
headhunt,
graduation,
greenhorns,
leathernecks,
trainers,
policewomen,
mechanized cavalry,
hopefuls,
coxswains,
elite,
tutors,
interns,
guards,
commanders,
atos,
young,
squad,
airmen,
noncoms,
veterans,
reinforcements,
entrance exam,
talent,
cadre,
mentors,
swimmers,
manpower,
battalions,
soldiers,
ensigns,
students,
informants,
officers,
assistants,
counselors,
active duty,
men,
privates,
accessions,
alumni,
postgrad,
apprentices,
recruit,
volunteers,
foremen,
entrants,
brides,
converts,
arrivals,
collaborators,
colonists,
pilots,
settlers,
carpenters,
doctors,
emigrants
Appears in the definition of:
boot camp,
drill instructor,
drill master,
enlisting,
pyramid scheme,
raw,
recruiting-sergeant,
recruitment,
suited,
veteran,
worthlessness
Also try:
— Adjectives for recruits:
new,
raw,
young,
many,
potential,
military,
fresh,
more,
few,
recent,
black,
more...
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