Aspirant (noun)

A person who has a strong desire or ambition, especially in relation to a career or professional pursuit.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'aspirare' meaning 'to breathe upon, to desire, to seek'. the term was first used in english in the 17th century to describe a person who has a strong desire or aspiration.

Examples:

  1. The aspirant was studying tirelessly to become a doctor.
  2. The aspirant was determined to succeed in her field, despite the challenges she faced.
  3. The aspirant was a talented musician who was passionate about his craft.
  4. The aspirant was one of many competitors vying for the same job.
  5. The aspirant was admired for her tenacity and drive.
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