Probationers [noun]
Definition of Probationers:
novice/learner of a trade
Synonyms of Probationers:
● Pupil
● Flunky
● Rook
● Tenderfoot
● Beginner
● Novitiate
● Neophyte
● Newcomer
● Heel
● Student
● Rookie
● Amateur
● Tyro
● Starter
● Greenhorn
● New kid on block
Opposite/Antonyms of Probationers:
● Teacher
● Mentor
● Professional
● Expert
Sentence/Example of Probationers:
I'll be one of forty nurses; indeed, for three months I'll be only a probationer.
Sidney entered the hospital as a probationer early in August.
She shoved the probationer out into the hall and locked the door behind her.
They think I'm only a probationer and don't see anything, but I've got eyes in my head.
The animal is the novice and probationer of a more advanced order.
Let them choose a probationer who, young though he must be, has the making of a seer in him.
It is also quite competent for an officer to receive the wages of a probationer.
Noo he's what is called a probationer, an', eh, but he earns his livin' hard.
It was not difficult, and, with this particular "probationer," decidedly exhilarating.
There is a vacancy now for a probationer at St. Joseph's, and I can get her admitted at once.