Enter synonyms

Lay, be admitted to, impale, assist with, become a member of, be a competitor in, begin, catalogue, advance, and file are all synonyms for enter. Leave and scratch are antonyms of enter. And here are 135 another word for enter.

Another word for enter

1. invade

  • Be admitted to
  • Break into
  • Burst into
  • Come in/into
  • Cross the threshold of
  • Gain access to
  • Get in/into
  • Go in/into
  • Intrude into
  • Invade
  • Irrupt into
  • Make/effect an entrance into
  • Move into
  • Pass into
  • Set foot in
  • Infiltrate

2. pierce

  • Impale
  • Make a hole in
  • Make a wound in
  • Penetrate
  • Perforate
  • Pierce
  • Puncture
  • Run through
  • Skewer
  • Spear
  • Spike
  • Stab
  • Stick
  • Transfix
  • Transpierce

3. engage in

  • Assist with
  • Associate oneself with
  • Be (a) party to
  • Be a participant in
  • Be associated with
  • Contribute to
  • Cooperate in
  • Embark on
  • Engage in
  • Get in on the act
  • Get involved in
  • Go in for
  • Have a hand in
  • Have something to do with
  • Help with
  • Join (in)
  • Launch into
  • Lend a hand with
  • Partake in
  • Participate in
  • Play a part in
  • Play a role in
  • Plunge into
  • Share in
  • Take part in
  • Take up
  • Throw oneself into
  • Undertake
  • Venture into/on
  • Pitch in with

4. join

  • Become a member of
  • Enlist in
  • Enrol in/for
  • Join
  • Sign up for
  • Take up
  • Volunteer for
  • Commit oneself to

5. go in for

  • Be a competitor in
  • Be a contestant in
  • Become a competitor in
  • Become a contestant in
  • Compete in
  • Enrol for
  • Go in for
  • Obtain/gain entrance to
  • Participate in
  • Play in
  • Put one's name down for
  • Register for
  • Sign on/up for
  • Take part in
  • Throw one's hat in the ring
  • Be in the running

6. start

  • Begin
  • Enter on
  • Go into
  • Kick off
  • Move into
  • Start
  • Commence

7. record

  • Catalogue
  • Chart
  • Chronicle
  • Commit to paper
  • Docket
  • Document
  • File
  • Jot down
  • List
  • Log
  • Make a note of
  • Make an inventory of
  • Minute
  • Note
  • Put down on paper
  • Put down
  • Put in writing
  • Put on file
  • Put on record
  • Record
  • Register
  • Set down
  • Take down
  • Write down
  • Diarize

8. register

  • Advance
  • File
  • Lay
  • Lodge
  • Offer
  • Place
  • Prefer
  • Present
  • Press
  • Proffer
  • Put forward
  • Put on record
  • Record
  • Register
  • Submit
  • Tender
  • Table

Enter synonyms statistics

The verb "enter" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 6 synonyms with 4 letters, 10 synonyms with 5 letters, 16 synonyms with 6 letters, 11 synonyms with 7 letters, 15 synonyms with 8 letters, 14 synonyms with 9 letters, 11 synonyms with 10 letters, 11 synonyms with 11 letters, 6 synonyms with 12 letters, 7 synonyms with 13 letters, 1 synonym with 14 letters, 3 synonyms with 15 letters, 3 synonyms with 16 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, 3 synonyms with 19 letters, 2 synonyms with 20 letters, 2 synonyms with 21 letters, and 1 synonym with 24 letters, for a total of 126 synonyms for enter.

Enter sentences

Please enter the building quietly.

He will enter the competition.

I forgot to enter earlier.

She was excited to enter.

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Similar to enter

Word Opposites Synonyms
Replacement Original, substitution Substitute, alternative
Sinister Benevolent, kind Menacing, threatening
Inconsistent Consistent, steady Incompatible with, conflicting with
Assignment Free time, leisure Task, piece of work
Accomplishment Failure, setback Achievement, act
Terrifying Comforting, reassuring Horrifying, frightening
Terrify Confident, unafraid Petrified, scared stiff
Resentment Contentment, happiness Bitterness, indignation
Attentive Inattentive, inconsiderate Alert, awake
Center Edge, outskirts Middle, core
Development Decline, stagnation Evolution, growth
Central Side, extreme, outer Middle, centre
Pretentious Natural, unaffected Affected, ostentatious
Granted Denied, Questioned Allowed, permitted
Take for granted Cherish, Acknowledge fully Assume, presume
Masterpiece Failure, mediocrity Triumph, coup
At present In the past, in the future At the moment, just now
Present Past, future, absent In attendance, attending
Water Dry out, parch Sea, ocean
Bitter Magnanimous, content Sharp, acid
Unwanted Wanted, welcome, desirable, invited, loved Unwelcome, undesirable
Compliment Insult, criticism Flattering remark, tribute
Eccentric Ordinary, conventional Unconventional, uncommon
Student Teacher, instructor Undergraduate, postgraduate
Transparent Obscure, ambiguous See-through, clear
Complacent Dissatisfied, humble Smug, self-satisfied
Coherent Incoherent, muddled Logical, reasoned
Extent Limitation, restriction Area, size
Entity Nonentity, non-existence Organization, institution
Relentless Short-lived, irresolute, intermittent Persistent, continuing
Prudent Unwise, imprudent, incautious, extravagant Wise, well judged
Entitle Deny, restrict Qualify, make eligible
Document Erase, delete Official paper, legal paper
Indifferent Heedful, caring Unconcerned about, apathetic about/towards
Silent Audible, noisy Completely quiet, still
Incentive Deterrent, disincentive Inducement, motivation
Monster Angel, hero Fabulous creature, mythical creature
Mentor Student, mentee Adviser, guide
Entertainment Boredom, drudgery Amusement, pleasure
Excellent Poor, inferior Very good, superb
Insufficient Sufficient, adequate Inadequate, not enough
Representative Atypical, unrepresentative Typical, prototypical
Decent Disobliging, dishonest Satisfactory, reasonable
Ancient Recent, contemporary Of long ago, earliest
Conventional Unorthodox. unconventional, radical, bohemian Normal, standard
Magnificent Uninspiring, modest, tawdry, cheap Splendid, spectacular
Essentially Superficially, insignificantly Fundamentally, basically
Long term Short term, immediate Prolonged, extended
Talent Inability, clumsiness Flair, aptitude
Later Earlier, beforehand Afterwards, subsequently
After all In spite of, despite that Most importantly, above all
Government Anarchy, lawlessness Administration, executive
Permanent Temporary, fleeting, ephemeral Lasting, enduring
Criterion Guess, conjecture Basis, point of reference
Equipment Disposal, abandonment Apparatus, paraphernalia