Pronunciation: /ˈkɑnskrɪpt/
noun a person compulsorily enrolled for military service
A1 The conscript was assigned to basic training.
A2 The conscript was called up for military service.
B1 The conscript received specialized training for combat.
B2 The conscript was deployed to a war zone.
C1 The conscript demonstrated exceptional leadership skills during the mission.
C2 The conscript was awarded a medal for bravery in battle.
verb to enroll compulsorily into military service
A1 The army conscripted young men to serve in the military.
A2 During wartime, the government may conscript citizens to join the armed forces.
B1 In some countries, military service is mandatory and young adults can be conscripted into the army.
B2 The conscripted soldiers underwent rigorous training before being deployed to the front lines.
C1 The government conscripted skilled workers to assist in the war effort.
C2 The conscripted individuals were given specialized training to prepare them for their roles in the military.
formal The government decided to conscript young men into military service.
informal They conscripted all able-bodied men for the army.
slang The boss conscripted me to work overtime this weekend.
figurative The company conscripted all employees to participate in the charity event.
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