Enter and Schedule

Enter

Enter verb - To put (someone or something) on a list.

Usage example: new voters fill out a form and elections officials enter their names into the database

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Schedule and enter are semantically related in list topic. In some cases you can use "Schedule" instead a verb "Enter".

Nearby Words: entry, entered, entering

Schedule verb - To put (someone or something) on a list.

Usage example: I've scheduled you for an appointment tomorrow

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Enter and schedule are semantically related in list topic. Sometimes you can use "Enter" instead a verb "Schedule".

Nearby Words: scheduled, scheduling, scheduler

However, if you skip this and instead progress to the point where you enter the bunker in Caesar's fort, he will compliment you on being "ahead of schedule".

Source: The Dev Team Thinks Of Everything / Fallout
The repairman is a serial killer and he kills both his intended victim in the house and the mailman who passed by three hours ahead of schedule and saw the repairman enter the house.

Source: He Knows Too Much
Some missions added difficulty by having the targets enter and leave the map on a schedule, giving you much less time to perform the hit and make your getaway.

Source: NPC Scheduling

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