enrol Antonyms
Meaning of enrol
enrol (v)
register formally as a participant or member
enrol Sentence Examples
- The university's online enrolment system makes it easy for students to register for courses.
- The deadline to enrol in the university's new business program is approaching quickly.
- Ashley was able to successfully enrol in her college courses before the deadline.
- As a new international student, Sarah needed to complete additional paperwork before she could enrol in her classes.
- The school district's policy is to enrol students in the school based on their place of residence.
- The company's new benefit program allows employees to enrol their dependents in the health insurance plan.
- The organization will begin enrolling new members for its annual conference next week.
- The fitness center offers a variety of classes, with monthly memberships available to those who enrol.
- The government has rolled out a new program that will allow small businesses to enrol in a simplified tax system.
- The retirement plan offered by the company allows employees to enrol and contribute a portion of their salary to save for retirement.
FAQs About the word enrol
register formally as a participant or member
list, enlist, matriculate,register,inscribe, schedule, draft, conscript, muster,induct
exclude, reject, expel,exclude, reject, expel, omit, check off, omit, expunge
The university's online enrolment system makes it easy for students to register for courses.
The deadline to enrol in the university's new business program is approaching quickly.
Ashley was able to successfully enrol in her college courses before the deadline.
As a new international student, Sarah needed to complete additional paperwork before she could enrol in her classes.
