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Synonyms for conscripted
Grammar : Adj, verb |
Spell : verb kuhn-skript; noun, adjective kon-skript |
Phonetic Transcription : verb kənˈskrɪpt; noun, adjective ˈkɒn skrɪpt |
Top 10 synonyms for conscripted Other synonyms for the word conscripted
- accepted
- accroach
- acknowledged
- activate
- admitted
- affected
- annex
- apply
- appropriate
- arrogate
- artificial
- assume
- bear down
- bear hard on
- begrudging
- bind
- binding
- blackmail
- bound
- bring pressure to bear upon
- burden
- call to arms
- called up
- choke
- coached
- coerce
- coerced
- coercive
- command
- compelled
- concuss
- confirmed
- confiscate
- conscribe
- conscript
- conscripted
- constrain
- constrained
- contract
- contrived
- demand
- draft
- drafted
- drag
- dragoon
- drive
- embody
- employ
- enforce
- enforced
- engage
- enjoin
- enlist
- enroll
- enslave
- enter
- enter into
- exact
- expropriate
- extort
- factitious
- false
- fix
- gather
- get
- grab
- grounded
- grudging
- hijack
- hire
- hitch
- impel
- impose
- impress
- inaugurate
- incorporate
- indite
- induct
- inducted
- inflexible
- inflict
- initiate
- inscribe
- insincere
- insist
- install
- installed
- instate
- instated
- instructed
- interest
- introduce
- introduced
- invest
- involuntary
- join
- join up
- labored
- levy
- liberate
- limit
- list
- made a member of
- made part of
- make
- mandatory
- mobilize
- moonlight requisition
- move
- muster
- necessitate
- obligatory
- oblige
- obtain
- obtrude
- occasion
- order
- overcome
- passed
- peremptory
- pin down
- place
- preempt
- press
- press into service
- pressure
- pressurize
- procure
- put screws to
- put squeeze on
- received
- record
- recruit
- register
- require
- requisition
- reserve
- restrict
- rigid
- sandbag
- secure
- sequester
- sequestrate
- serve
- shotgun
- sign on
- sign up
- slave
- snatch
- stiff
- stringent
- strong-arm
- swear in
- take
- take on
- tutored
- unnatural
- unwilling
- urge
- usurp
- volunteer
- wooden
- wrest
- wring
Définition of conscripted
Origin :- 1800, perhaps a back-formation (influenced by French adjective conscrit) from conscription.
- As in initiated : adj having undergone initiation
- As in forced : adj compulsory, strained
- As in induct : verb take into an organization
- As in commandeer : verb seize, take over
- As in draft : verb select for military force
- As in enlist : verb sign up for responsibility
- As in force : verb obligate to do something
- Men will be conscripted to the extent that it is wise and just and needful.
- Extract from : « War Taxation » by Otto H. Kahn
- So, and no other, should wealth and the country's resources in general be conscripted.
- Extract from : « War Taxation » by Otto H. Kahn
- He was conscripted but sent back because he was the father of six children.
- Extract from : « The Delta of the Triple Elevens » by William Elmer Bachman
- And work, as these years have taught the observant, is but for slaves and the conscripted.
- Extract from : « Waiting for Daylight » by Henry Major Tomlinson
- But he got conscripted by a bomb that took a corner off the hospital and one off his head.
- Extract from : « A Matter of Proportion » by Anne Walker
- I've accepted your resignation, conscripted you again, and reappointed you——!
- Extract from : « A Man of the People » by Thomas Dixon
- Former laborers had fled or had been conscripted, jailed, or killed.
- Extract from : « The Haciendas of Mexico » by Paul Alexander Bartlett
- They fired their rifles and pistols; they caroused and conscripted fighters.
- Extract from : « The Haciendas of Mexico » by Paul Alexander Bartlett
- It has conscripted a portion, a large portion, of the incomes of the Nation.
- Extract from : « Right Above Race » by Otto Hermann Kahn
- Every atom of personality, mental and physical, is conscripted into the task.
- Extract from : « Cavalry of the Clouds » by Alan Bott
Antonyms for conscripted
- aid
- allow
- avoid
- blackball
- cancel
- check
- close
- disallow
- discharge
- discourage
- dismiss
- dissuade
- divide
- dodge
- eject
- end
- exclude
- expel
- finish
- fire
- forfeit
- forget
- free
- give
- halt
- help
- ignore
- keep
- lay off
- leave
- leave alone
- let go
- lose
- neglect
- noncompulsory
- oust
- permit
- prevent
- receive
- refrain
- refuse
- reject
- release
- remove
- repel
- separate
- shun
- spontaneous
- stop
- surrender
- take away
- turn away
- unfasten
- unforced
- voluntary
- withdraw
- yield
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