Attendants

/əˈtɛn.dənts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Persons present and serving at a legal proceeding or official function to assist or observe.
    The attendants maintained order during the court session.
  2. (n.) Individuals employed to provide services or support, such as court attendants or prison attendants.
    The prison attendants ensured the security of the inmates.

Forms

  • attendant (singular)

Commentary

Typically used in plural form to indicate multiple persons assisting or present; distinguish from 'attendant' as singular noun or adjective.

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