enregister

[ en-rej-uh-ster ]

verb (used with object)

1. to register; record.

Other Words From

• en·regis·tration noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of enregister¹

From the Middle French word enregistrer, dating back to 1515–25. See en- ¹, register

Example Sentences

The clerk has as much as he can do to enregister the names of new applicants, and keep accounts of the entrance-money.

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Under the ancien rgime the Parliament could and often did refuse to enregister royal acts and decrees.

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It was two years before the Parliament of Paris consented to enregister the Concordat of 1516.

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With words, also, it became easier to enregister outside himself the gains of the past.

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There was nothing further for it but to enregister the edict; all the decrees of the Parliament were quashed.

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