enter /enˈtər/

1. To go or come in
2. To penetrate
3. To come onto the stage
4. To take possession
5. To become a member
6. To put down one's name (as a competitor, candidate, etc)
7. To join in or become a party or participator

1. To come or go into
2. To penetrate
3. To join or engage in
4. To begin
5. To put into
6. To enrol or record
7. To admit
8. To inscribe or have inscribed
9. To register (a vessel leaving a port, a horse for a race, a pupil for a school, etc)
10. To insert a record of
11. To send (an instruction, etc) to a processor for it to be implemented (computing)
12. To initiate
13. To become a member of
14. To take possession of
15. To obtain right of pre-emption to by recording one's name in a land office, etc (US)

Ingoing

enˈterable adjective

enˈterer noun

enˈtering noun and adjective

enter key noun (computing)

A key that terminates a line of text or executes a command (also called return key)

enter a protest

1. To write it in an official document
2. Therefore simply, to protest

enter into

1. To become concerned or involved in
2. To be interested in
3. To participate actively or heartily in
4. To understand sympathetically
5. To take up the discussion of
6. To be part of

enter on or upon

1. To begin
2. To engage in

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• Mercator's projection
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• mercenarily
• mercenariness
• mercenarism
• mercenarisms
• mercenary
• mercer
• merceries
• mercerisation
• middlemost
• middle name
• middle names
• middle-of-the-road
• middle passage
• middle passages
• middle price
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• middles
• middle school
• middle schools
• middle-sized