Conscript
Conscript verb - To pick especially for required military service.
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Synonyms for Conscript
Order and conscript are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a verb "Conscript".
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- Basically, it announces the Maester's intent to conscript every citizen of Westmarch and beyond into the order, with his Inquisitors visiting the same horrendous torture and brainwashing that Kormac and Jondar went through upon every last one of them in order to make them Templars.
- They can also forcibly conscript anyone they want into the order, which may be how you were chosen as a candidate.
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Pyramid Power has an unusual example: The Pyramid Security Agency employs outright blackmail in order to conscript the services of the experts that they then proceed to ignore.
Source: Ignored Expert
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