recruit /ri-krootˈ/

1. A newly enlisted member, eg a soldier, police officer, etc
2. A new supply (of men, money, health, etc; archaic)
3. Renewal
4. Restoration
5. A reinforcement (obsolete)

1. To enlist new soldiers or other recruits
2. To obtain fresh supplies
3. To recover in health or strength
4. To recoup expenses (obsolete)

1. To enlist or raise (recruits)
2. To reinforce
3. To replenish
4. To restore
5. To reinvigorate

recruitˈable adjective

recruitˈal noun

1. Renewed supply
2. Restoration

recruitˈer noun

recruitˈing adjective

recruitˈment noun

1. The action or practice of recruiting, esp for employment
2. In deafness of neural cause, the distressing exaggeration of loud sounds, while soft sounds may be audible

recruiting ground noun

A place where recruits may be obtained

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