Enter and Take

Enter

Enter verb - To offer entrance (as to a place, school, or privilege) to.

Usage example: the club enters only five new members a year

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

Nearby Words: entry, entered, entering

Take verb - To offer entrance (as to a place, school, or privilege) to.

Usage example: the school takes only a small percentage of the thousands of applicants

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Enter and take are semantically related in get topic. Sometimes you can use "Enter" instead a verb "Take".

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

picture	enter picture	take picture
name	enter name	take name
place	enter place	take place
form	enter form	take form
Other words: time, level, home, fight.

After the Soviets develop an orbital defense system that neutralizes America's strategic nuclear weapons, Soviet occupation forces enter and take over the U.S.

Source: Invaded States of America
A later Big Bad takes credit for having set all of it in motion millennia ago as part of their plan to (re)enter and take over the mortal plane.

Source: The Big Bad Shuffle
One mission has a doom weapon about to enter the world through a magic portal, and if you take 15 minutes+ to finish, said weapon does enter the portal, and you die soon after.

Source: Take Your Time

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