enroll

/ɛnˈɹoʊl/verb2 syllables

Enroll means: register formally as a participant or member.

Synonyms for enroll19

verb, as in register formally as a participant or member

inscribe, enter, enrol, recruit, raise

also used for enroll

list, note, note down, record, register, catalogue, enlist, induct, enscroll, sign up, subscribe, join, join up, add

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What does enroll mean?1

verb

1

register formally as a participant or member“The party recruited many new members”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with enroll?24

one syllable

whole role goal soul roll hole bowl coal poll sole pole stole cole toll seoul scrolloletroll mole stroll dole

two syllables

control patrol parole

Show 40 near rhymes

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Enroll in a sentence

I'd like to enroll you as a member of our club.Lumi_alt
He was not allowed to enroll in the college.CK
I was the only child to enroll in college.unknown
She had to take a test before she could enroll in the course.calypsow
My aspiration has always been to enroll in university.Nuel
I wish to enroll and I need help.DJ_Saidez
I'd like to enroll and I need help.DJ_Saidez
Yanni is planning to enroll in a technical college in Algeria.Amastan

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Forms of enroll

as a verb

past tense: enrolled
present participle: enrolling
third-person singular: enrolls
past participle: enrolled