entering

[ˈɛntərɪŋ]

entering Definition

• 1. the act of coming or going into a place
• 2. becoming a member of an organization or group

Using entering: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "entering" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  Entering the building without permission is strictly prohibited.

• Example

  The entering of new members into the club will take place next week.

• Example

  The entering of the data into the system was completed yesterday.

entering Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for entering

• access
• admission
• entrance
• ingress

Antonyms for entering

• exit
• egress

Phrases with entering

• entering the workforce

  beginning to work in a particular industry or profession

  Example

  After graduating from college, she started entering the workforce as a software engineer.

• entering the market

  introducing a new product or service into a particular market

  Example

  The company is planning on entering the market with their new line of eco-friendly products.

• entering the fray

  joining a conflict or competition

  Example

  After months of negotiations, the company finally decided to enter the fray and compete with other major players in the industry.

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Summary: entering in Brief

The term 'entering' [ˈɛntərɪŋ] refers to the act of coming or going into a place, such as 'Entering the building without permission is strictly prohibited.' It also means becoming a member of an organization or group, exemplified by 'The entering of new members into the club will take place next week.' 'Entering' extends into phrases like 'entering the workforce,' denoting beginning to work in a particular industry, and 'entering the market,' meaning introducing a new product or service into a particular market.