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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attendee was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific person who attended an event or meeting, often in a descriptive or reporting context.
Example: "The attendee was surprised by the unexpected announcement made during the conference."
Alternatives: "participant was" or "guest was".
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Not every attendee was convinced.
Another alleged attendee was Patrick Smyth ("PJ"), also a classmate.
"We need to get that video," one attendee was overheard saying.
John C. Montana, another attendee, was found hooked by his coat to a barbed-wire fence.
The attendee was handed a pair of dress socks as he retrieved his beer.
One attendee was a young woman who had just finished law school with $110,000 in student debt.
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The list of attendees was not disclosed.
The sheer diversity of attendees was staggering.
The diversity of the attendees was extraordinary.
A "non-attendee" was defined as a woman who neither responded to the regular invitation nor to a standard reminder after six months.
The median number of attendees was two.
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