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Synonym for enter [verb]
The synonym enter synonymous definition words:
Your question...enter [verb]
means "activity"penetrate, perforate, pierce, puncture, go into, insert, inject, input, type in, perform data entry, log, record
Further results for the word "enter"
digitise [verb]
means "read with a scanner"enter, perform data entry
digitize [verb]
means "read with a scanner"enter, perform data entry
go in [verb]
means "go into"enter, set foot in, intrude
inscribe [verb]
means "list"enter
scan [verb]
means "read with a scanner"enter, perform data entry
schedule [verb]
means "list"enter
write down [verb]
means "record"jot down, note, enter, mark down, transcribe, register
enterprise [noun]
means "venture"endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, undertaking, affair
enterprising [adjective]
means "energetic"adventurous, bold, dashing, eager, ready, resourceful, spirited
entertaining [adjective]
means "amusing"interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming, cheering
aggressive [adjective]
means "assertive"domineering, determined, dynamic, energetic, enterprising, forward
ambitious [adjective]
means "aspiring"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising
aspiring [adjective]
means "ambitious"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising
contract [verb]
means "covenant"enter into
corporation [noun]
means "company"enterprise, association, alliance, concern, firm, house
craving [noun]
means "aspiration"desire, enterprise, ambition, longing, energy, appetite
domineering [adjective]
means "assertive"aggressive, determined, dynamic, energetic, enterprising, forward
endeavour [noun]
means "attempt"study, try, zeal, effort, essay, enterprise
energetic [adjective]
means "active"lissome, vital, driving, lively, forcible, enterprising
game [noun]
means "play"amusement, entertainment, diversion, pastime, sport, contest
harbor [verb]
means "foster"cherish, entertain, indulge
harbour [verb]
means "foster"cherish, entertain, indulge
host [noun]
means "person"entertainer, hostess, master of ceremonies
hostess [noun]
means "one who entertains guests"entertainer, host, master of ceremonies
humour [noun]
means "amusement"fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, facetiousness
industry [noun]
means "sector of commerce"sector, branch, business, trade, manufacturing, enterprise
pact [noun]
means "covenant"enter into
performance [noun]
means "show"entertainment
play [noun]
means "leisure"recreation, amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment
recreation [noun]
means "play"amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment, game
storyteller [noun]
means "teller of tales"minstrel, prose writer, raconteur, tale teller, entertainer, romancer
undertake [verb]
means "assume"take on, shoulder, enter upon
undertaking [noun]
means "venture"endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, enterprise
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