Conscript is a term used to describe someone who is forced to join the military. The term can be broken down into six words: CHOSEN (6 letters), PREFERRED (9 letters), ENLIST (6 letters), LEVY (4 letters), DRAFTEE (7 letters), and DRAFT (5 letters). CHOSEN refers to someone who is selected for military service, while PREFERRED is someone who is given preference in the selection process. ENLIST is the act of voluntarily joining the military, while LEVY is the act of conscription. A DRAFTEE is someone who has been drafted, and DRAFT is the act of selecting people for military service. Finally, INDUCT is the act of officially admitting someone into the military.