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roster
[ros-ter]
noun
a list of persons or groups, as of military personnel or units with their turns or periods of duty.
Synonyms: , , ,any list, roll, or register.
a roster of famous scientists; a roster of coming events.
Synonyms: , , ,
roster
1/ ˈɒə /
noun
a list or register, esp one showing the order of people enrolled for duty
marketing the list of advertising agencies regularly used by a particular company
verb
(tr) to place on a roster
roster
2/ ˈɒə /
noun
dialecta rascal
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of roster1
Example Sentences
Walter’s Guggenheim group has made major outlays beyond the roster as well.
“I’d look five weeks down the line at the roster,” Sapolu said, “and put it in the back of my mind, ‘I can’t wait for that week so I can say hello to that person.’”
Returning to the roster this month will be World Cup and Olympic champion midfielder Rose Lavelle, whose 110 caps and 24 international goals are both tops among players called up this month.
The Dodgers do have Hyeseong Kim as a wild card on the bench, and on a roster loaded with positional flexibility.
Once polling places open for voters within the county, the voter must sign a roster in the presence of election workers, who attest to their identity and eligibility.
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When To Use
A roster is a list or register of people or things.Roster is perhaps most commonly used to refer to the official list of players on a sports team, but it can refer to many other things, including lists of military personnel and lists of academic classes.Example: We have spots on our roster for 26 players.
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