inductees

Recently sworn-in members

Inductees are people who have been formally admitted into an organization, group, or institution.

The word appears most often in contexts of honor or recognition: This year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees include three legendary bands.

Military inductees are those called into service.

The singular is inductee.

military

recruits

Newly joined members

selectees · servicemembers · trainees · cadets · enlisted · volunteers · registrants · reserves · soldiers · mustered

honorees

laureates

Celebrated prize recipients

icons · pioneers · veterans · champions · medalists · heroes · stars · luminaries · notables · celebrities

initiation

ceremony

Formal event marking occasions

  • ritualCeremonial set of actions
  • oathFormal binding promise
  • pledgeBinding promise given

swearing-in · orientation · welcome · inauguration · admittance · enlistment · novice · neophyte · rookie · beginner

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membership status

inducteesretirees

People finished working permanently

expellees · outcasts · dropouts · alumni · outsiders

organizational role/tenure

inducteesveterans

Former armed forces members

founders · founding members · charter members · original members · old guard

military conscription

inducteesdischargees

Those formally released

veterans · draft dodgers · conscientious objectors · civilians · retirees

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Family

inducted, inductee

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