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Synonyms for inscribe in English

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Detailed Synonyms for inscribe in English

inscribe:

to inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)

  1. to inscribe
    to subscribe; to register; to enroll; to inscribe; to enlist; to give up; to hand down; to enter; to book; to enrol
    • subscribe verb (subscribes, subscribed, subscribing)
    • register verb (registers, registered, registering)
    • enroll verb, American (enrolls, enrolled, enrolling)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • enlist verb (enlists, enlisted, enlisting)
    • give up verb (gives up, gave up, giving up)
    • hand down verb (hands down, handed down, handing down)
    • enter verb (enters, entered, entering)
    • book verb (books, booked, booking)
    • enrol verb, British
  2. to inscribe
    to register; to book; to record; to note; to write down; to note down; to inscribe; to list; to enter into
    • register verb (registers, registered, registering)
    • book verb (books, booked, booking)
    • record verb (records, recorded, recording)
    • note verb (notes, noted, noting)
    • write down verb (writes down, wrote down, writing down)
    • note down verb (notes down, noted down, noting down)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • list verb (lists, listed, listing)
    • enter into verb (enters into, entered into, entering into)
  3. to inscribe
    to subscribe; to register; to enroll; to inscribe; to enlist; to enter; to enrol
    • subscribe verb (subscribes, subscribed, subscribing)
    • register verb (registers, registered, registering)
    • enroll verb, American (enrolls, enrolled, enrolling)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • enlist verb (enlists, enlisted, enlisting)
    • enter verb (enters, entered, entering)
    • enrol verb, British
  4. to inscribe
    to engrave; to inscribe; to incise
    • engrave verb (engraves, engraved, engraving)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • incise verb (incises, incised, incising)
  5. to inscribe
    to impress; to print; to inscribe
    • impress verb (impresses, impressed, impressing)
    • print verb (prints, printed, printing)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
  6. to inscribe
    – address, (a work of literature) in a style less formal than a dedication 1
    to inscribe
    – address, (a work of literature) in a style less formal than a dedication 1
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
  7. to inscribe
    – convert ordinary language into code 1
    to code; cipher; to inscribe; encipher; write in code; cypher; encrypt
    – convert ordinary language into code 1
  8. to inscribe
    – mark with one's signature 1
    to inscribe; autograph
    – mark with one's signature 1
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • autograph verb
      • The author autographed his book1
  9. to inscribe
    – write, engrave, or print as a lasting record 1
    to inscribe
    – write, engrave, or print as a lasting record 1
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
  10. to inscribe
    – carve, cut, or etch into a material or surface 1
    to scratch; grave; to inscribe; to engrave
    – carve, cut, or etch into a material or surface 1
    • scratch verb (scratches, scratched, scratching)
      • the lovers scratched their names into the bark of the tree1
    • grave verb
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • engrave verb (engraves, engraved, engraving)
      • engrave a pen1
      • engraved the trophy cupt with the winner's1
  11. to inscribe
    – draw within a figure so as to touch in as many places as possible 1
    to inscribe
    – draw within a figure so as to touch in as many places as possible 1
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
  12. to inscribe
    – register formally as a participant or member 1
    to enter; to recruit; to enroll; to inscribe; enrol
    – register formally as a participant or member 1
    • enter verb (enters, entered, entering)
    • recruit verb (recruits, recruited, recruiting)
      • The party recruited many new members1
    • enroll verb, American (enrolls, enrolled, enrolling)
    • inscribe verb (inscribes, inscribed, inscribing)
    • enrol verb, British

Conjugations for inscribe:

present
  1. inscribe
  2. inscribe
  3. inscribes
  4. inscribe
  5. inscribe
  6. inscribe
simple past
  1. inscribed
  2. inscribed
  3. inscribed
  4. inscribed
  5. inscribed
  6. inscribed
present perfect
  1. have inscribed
  2. have inscribed
  3. has inscribed
  4. have inscribed
  5. have inscribed
  6. have inscribed
past continuous
  1. was inscribing
  2. were inscribing
  3. was inscribing
  4. were inscribing
  5. were inscribing
  6. were inscribing
future
  1. shall inscribe
  2. will inscribe
  3. will inscribe
  4. shall inscribe
  5. will inscribe
  6. will inscribe
continuous present
  1. am inscribing
  2. are inscribing
  3. is inscribing
  4. are inscribing
  5. are inscribing
  6. are inscribing
subjunctive
  1. be inscribed
  2. be inscribed
  3. be inscribed
  4. be inscribed
  5. be inscribed
  6. be inscribed
diverse
  1. inscribe!
  2. let's inscribe!
  5. inscribed
  6. inscribing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Alternate Synonyms for "inscribe":


Antonyms for "inscribe":


Related Definitions for "inscribe":

  1. address, (a work of literature) in a style less formal than a dedication1
  2. convert ordinary language into code1
  3. mark with one's signature1
  4. write, engrave, or print as a lasting record1
  5. carve, cut, or etch into a material or surface1
  6. draw within a figure so as to touch in as many places as possible1
  7. register formally as a participant or member1







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