enter upon Antonyms
Meaning of enter upon
enter upon (v)
take possession of
enter upon Sentence Examples
- To enter upon a new phase of life is an exciting prospect, but it is also fraught with uncertainty.
- The young man entered upon his military service with a sense of duty and honor.
- The company entered upon a new market with great fanfare, but the results were disappointing.
- The politician entered upon office with a promise to bring change, but he quickly became bogged down in the bureaucracy.
- The student entered upon her final year of university with a mixture of excitement and trepidation.
- The athlete entered upon the race with a determination to win, but he was ultimately defeated by a more experienced opponent.
- The hiker entered upon the trail with a sense of peace and tranquility, but he was soon confronted by a sudden storm.
- The explorer entered upon the uncharted territory with a sense of caution, but he was also filled with a sense of wonder and excitement.
- The scientist entered upon his research project with a hypothesis, but he remained open to the possibility that his findings might challenge his initial assumptions.
- The artist entered upon his creative process with a blank canvas, but he soon found himself inspired by the beauty of the world around him.
FAQs About the word enter upon
take possession of
strike (into), launch, embark (on or upon), start, fall (to), get going,begin, get off, open, commence
cease,end, terminate, cease, stop, quit, end, finish, conclude, terminate
To enter upon a new phase of life is an exciting prospect, but it is also fraught with uncertainty.
The young man entered upon his military service with a sense of duty and honor.
The company entered upon a new market with great fanfare, but the results were disappointing.
The politician entered upon office with a promise to bring change, but he quickly became bogged down in the bureaucracy.
