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Athlete question for Donovan

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  1. By your understanding of the definition of 'athlete', is it possible for a
    person of poor or low fitness level, who may have various physical
    disabilities including obesity, to be described as an athlete using the
    proper definition of the word, provided he/she is able to compete in low
    level competitive events and with only a very modest level of performance?
    In other words, if this person performs in a low level competitions and
    does not distinguish himself in that sport or event in any way, can he/she
    be considered an athlete?
    Would you reply with a simple YES or NO based on the dictionary definition
    that you have posted, without additional qualifications?

    Here is the dictionary definition for your reference

    ath·lete
    n.
    A person possessing the natural or acquired traits, such as strength,
    agility, and endurance, that are necessary for physical exercise or
    sports, especially those performed in competitive contexts.

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