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Synonyms & Similar Words
join
participate
enroll
register
come in
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arrive
access
penetrate
infiltrate
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intrude
trespass
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set foot in
step into
walk into
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get in
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insert
introduce
input
upload
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move into
transfer
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infiltrate
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obtrude.
Meaning of Enter
The primary meaning of the word "Enter" is to come or go into a place.
Definitions
- To come or go into a place, such as a room, building, or country
- To become a participant or member of something, such as a competition, organization, or activity
- To insert or introduce something, such as data, information, or an idea
- To start something, such as a new phase, activity, or project
- To record or write something, such as an entry in a book or a piece of information in a computer
Etymology of Enter
The word "Enter" comes from the Old French word "entrer", which is derived from the Latin word "intrare", meaning "to go into" or "to enter".
The word has been used in English since the 13th century, initially with the meaning "to go into" or "to come into", and later expanding to include other senses such as "to become a participant" or "to insert or introduce".
Example Uses
- She entered the room quietly so as not to disturb anyone.
- He entered the competition and won first prize.
- You need to enter your username and password to log in.
- The company will enter a new phase of development next year.
- Please enter your name and address on the registration form.