Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun One who is mentored.
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- noun a person who is being
mentored
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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The list of people eligable to apply to be a mentee is as follows:
The Stereotyped World of WIN. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009
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But if you're good and you stick around, the results are strong and positive - the mentee is more likely to complete and graduate school, etc.
Healthcare 2010
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But if you're good and you stick around, the results are strong and positive - the mentee is more likely to complete and graduate school, etc.
dropstop 2009
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But if you're good and you stick around, the results are strong and positive - the mentee is more likely to complete and graduate school, etc.
Economics 2010
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But if you're good and you stick around, the results are strong and positive - the mentee is more likely to complete and graduate school, etc.
dropstop 2009
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But if you're good and you stick around, the results are strong and positive - the mentee is more likely to complete and graduate school, etc.
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Mr. Wright, your mentee is no longer electable, do you wanna take back what you taught for 20 years to Obama?
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And if people are using the word mentee, it sould be added to the dictionary.
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The mentee should be the person driving the schedule and the discussion topics.
unknown title 2011
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My time with my mentee is a great time to let work and all of my adult worries go away and just be a kid again!
Summit Daily News - Top Stories Daily News staff report 2010
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