ENTER

To come or go into

Example: "The boat entered an area of shallow marshes"

• come in
• get in
• get into
• go in
• go into
• move into

• take the field
• perforate  14
• re-enter
• file in
• • pop in
  • call at
  • out in
  • take water
  • turn in
  • board  8
  • get on
  • intrude  8
  • irrupt  8
  • encroach upon
  • intrude on
  • invade  10
  • obtrude upon
  • dock  11
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• exit  11

Become a participant; be involved in

Example: "Enter a race"

• participate  17

• jump  15

• drop out

Register formally as a participant or member

Example: "The party recruited many new members"

• enrol  5
• enroll  6
• inscribe  12
• raise  5
• recruit  9

• register  9

• draft  9
• enlist  6
• muster in
• unionise  8
• • unionize  17
  • register  9
  • matriculate  15
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Be or play a part of or in

Example: "Elections figure prominently in every government program"

• figure  10

Make a record of; set down in permanent form

• record  9

• preserve  13
• save  7

• chalk up
• tally  8
• clock in
• clock on
• • punch in
  • record  9
  • tape  6
  • accession  13
  • post  6
  • ring up
  • manifest  13
  • inscribe  12
  • chronicle  16
  • file  7
  • file away
  • document  13
  • log  4
  • clock up
  • log up
  • film  9
  • shoot  8
  • take  8
  • tape  6
  • videotape  15
  • photograph  21
  • shoot  8
  • snap  6
  • mark  10
  • score  7
  • notch  10
  • keep  10
  • maintain  10
  • film  9
  • register  9
  • book  10
  • screenshot  15
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Come on stage

Take on duties or office

Example: "Accede to the throne"

• accede  11

• take office
• come after
• follow  12
• succeed  12

• ascend  9

Put or introduce into something

Example: "Insert a picture into the text"

• infix  15
• insert  6
• introduce  12

• attach  11

• connect  11
• plug into
• cannulate  11
• cannulise
• • cannulize
  • canulate  10
  • intubate  10
  • input  7
  • instil  6
  • instill  7
  • embed  10
  • engraft  11
  • imbed  10
  • implant  11
  • plant  7
  • sandwich  17
  • graft  9
  • transplant  12
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Set out on (an enterprise or subject of study)

Example: "She embarked upon a new career"

• embark  14