Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
enter .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In the mid-nineteenth century these word parts were assembled in Paris into bicycle.xiii Finally, in 1868, the word entered English, initially with the spelling “bysicle.”
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In the mid-nineteenth century these word parts were assembled in Paris into bicycle.xiii Finally, in 1868, the word entered English, initially with the spelling “bysicle.”
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Then another name entered the picture: Alexander Wang.
Battle to fill disgraced Galliano's shoes at Dior reaches a climax
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When I get his name entered plenty of stories from the last four days pop up.
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Vangenzen said that he quite understood; on the voyage from America he had spent so many hours on deck that the captain had asked whether he wished to have his name entered as a member of the crew.
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And the title entered our national language as a kind of shorthand for Madison Avenue hypocrite.
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And the title entered our national language as a kind of shorthand for a Madison Avenue hypocrite.
Jesse Kornbluth: Before Mad Men There Was The Man In The Gray Flannel Suit
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When I get his name entered plenty of stories from the last four days pop up.
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Vangenzen said that he quite understood; on the voyage from America he had spent so many hours on deck that the captain had asked whether he wished to have his name entered as a member of the crew.
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Hence his name entered the argot as an ironic appellation for anyone who thought he knew but didn't.
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