recipients

nounreceiver

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noun receiver

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Word Origin & History

1550s, from Middle French récipient (16c.) and directly from Latin recipientem (nominative recipiens), present participle of recipere (see receive). As an adjective from 1610s. Related: Recipience; recipiency.

Example Sentences for recipients

One fifth of the people were paupers, or recipients of parish relief.

The descendants of Hsham and the descendants of the Prophet should not be the recipients of the Zakt.

This mixed body were the recipients of large grants of land in the Fayum.

Dea's favours, her loyalty, were turning to bitter malediction for the recipients.

And to them there would be no degraded feeling that they were the recipients of charity.

The recipients of the large incomes are the holders of the large amounts of property.

Apparently there can be only one, since the giver is one, and the recipients are of one species.

Present my love to the recipients and thank them for their favours.

We have been the recipients of the choicest bounties of Heaven.

This Medal is executed in Silver and Bronze for two classes of recipients.

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