Register

Noun:

1. An official list or record, especially of births, marriages, and deaths.
   • Example: You need to fill out a form to be included in the voter register.
   • Prepositions: register of (e.g., register of births), register for (e.g., register for a conference)
2. A particular style or level of language, especially as used in a specific social context or by a particular group of people.
   • Example: His speech was formal and in a professional register suitable for a business meeting.
   • Prepositions: in register (e.g., in a formal register), at register (e.g., at an academic register)

Collocations:

• Voter register
• Language register
• Formal register
• Colloquial register
• High register

Example Sentences:

1. Please sign the visitor register when you enter the building.
2. The birth register shows that he was born in 1990.
3. The school keeps a register of all students attending classes.
4. They consulted the official register of historical landmarks.
5. The register of deeds contains property ownership records.
6. She checked the marriage register for her grandparents’ wedding date.
7. The church maintains a register of baptisms and confirmations.
8. To vote, you must be on the electoral register.
9. The company maintains a register of shareholders.
10. The library keeps a register of all borrowed books.
11. The conference requires participants to be on the attendee register.
12. Only those on the guest register are allowed into the private event.
13. The register of deaths recorded an increase last year.
14. Access to the patient register is restricted to authorized personnel.
15. Register your complaint with customer service.
16. His use of language was in a formal register appropriate for the occasion.
17. In academic writing, it is important to use a scholarly register.
18. She spoke in a legal register during the court proceedings.
19. The politician used a populist register to connect with voters.
20. The journalist’s style was in a journalistic register.
21. The teacher encouraged students to use a more academic register in their essays.
22. The technician explained the problem in technical register to the engineers.
23. The professor used a high register in his lectures.
24. He adjusted his speech to a more informal register when speaking with friends.
25. Her poetry often shifts between different registers of language.
26. The singer’s vocal register allows her to hit high notes effortlessly.
27. The linguist studied the phonetic register of different dialects.
28. The actor’s voice has a distinctive vocal register.
29. She trained her voice to extend her vocal register.
30. The pianist’s playing covers a wide range of registers.
31. The child’s laughter was in a high register.
32. The dog’s bark was in a low register.
33. Musical instruments can produce various registers of sound.
34. The orchestra performed in a powerful register.
35. The choir sang in a harmonious register.
36. The lawyer spoke in a persuasive register during the trial.
37. The counselor used an empathetic register when speaking to clients.
38. The negotiator adopted a diplomatic register in the negotiations.
39. His lecture was delivered in an authoritative register.
40. The CEO addressed the shareholders in a confident register.
41. The comedian’s jokes were in a humorous register.
42. The writer’s prose had a poetic register.
43. The poet’s language had a lyrical register.
44. The novel alternates between different registers of narrative voice.
45. The playwright’s dialogue captured the everyday register of speech.
46. He speaks in a distinct regional register.
47. The sociologist studied the register of language in different social groups.
48. The artist’s paintings evoke an emotional register.
49. The author’s novels explore the existential register of human experience.
50. The documentary filmmaker used a documentary register to convey facts.