Synonym: draftee, inductee. Similar words: script, description, prescription, transcribe, conscious, conscience, unconscious, consciously. Meaning: ['kɒnskrɪpt] 
n. someone who is drafted into military service. v. enroll into service compulsorily.
n. someone who is drafted into military service. v. enroll into service compulsorily. 
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1. They proposed to conscript both capital and labour.
2. One young conscript rose with a message of thanks, his voice choked with emotion.
3. Governor Davis wanted to conscript parents as homework helpers.
4. I have an introduction to L, an army conscript.
5. To conscript more victims, you need a proper network.
6. Some have conscript armies, others do not.
7. Across the road, an army conscript in battle fatigues watches.
8. She could do without large conscript armies to defend land frontiers and needed long-service troops who could be employed overseas for long periods.
9. Across the road, an army conscript dressed in battle fatigues watches.
10. They conscript both capital and labour.
11. Your body accords with conscript requirement completely.
12. The practice of allowing a conscript to pay someone to take his place should be continued.
13. " No, it'd be like dragging in a conscript. "
14. What does conscript check - up have is there scar to you can go on specific requirement body?
15. Such were the men Lincoln and Stanton were proposing to conscript.
16. Did Rambo volunteer to fight in Vietnam, or was he a conscript,(Sentencedict) drafted against his will?
17. They are also less demanding in terms of handling in an operational environment, a major advantage for an operator reliant on less experienced conscript maintenance personnel.
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