She entered the room quietly, careful not to wake anyone.

The scholar explained that the obsolete prefix enter- once indicated actions done mutually, as in enter-alliance between neighboring clans.

The judge recorded the enterings of each contestant in the competition log.

In medical terminology, the prefix enter- is an alternative form of entero- used before a vowel, as seen in enteritis.

The newly discovered cave was surprisingly enterable, with a path wide enough for hikers.

The patient received enteral nutrition through a nasogastric tube when oral intake was impossible.

During usability testing, the log recorded five Enters that caused unexpected page reloads.

She stood at the dim enterance, hesitating before stepping into the old theater.

The enterers hesitated at the threshold before stepping into the dimly lit hall.

The museum's security guard asked the late enterer for identification.