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Definition of entrance
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Entrance
(n.) The bow, or
entire
wedgelike
forepart
of a
vessel,
below the water
line..
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Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) Way; road; path;
channel
or
course
through
or by which one
passes;
way of exit or
entrance;
way of
access
or
transit.
Hence,
a
common
avenue
to
various
apartments
in a
building;
a hall; a
corridor..
Door
::
Door (n.) The frame or
barrier
of
boards,
or other
material,
usually
turning
on
hinges,
by which an
entrance
way into a house or
apartment
is
closed
and
opened..
Doorkeeper
::
Doorkeeper
(n.) One who
guards
the
entrance
of a house or
apartment;
a
porter;
a
janitor.
Port
::
Port (n.) A
passageway;
an
opening
or
entrance
to an
inclosed
place;
a gate; a door; a
portal.
Irruption
::
Irruption
(n.) A
sudden
and
violent
inroad,
or
entrance
of
invaders;
as, the
irruptions
of the Goths into
Italy..
Porch
::
Porch (n.) A
covered
and
inclosed
entrance
to a
building,
whether
taken from the
interior,
and
forming
a sort of
vestibule
within
the main wall, or
projecting
without
and with a
separate
roof.
Sometimes
the porch is large
enough
to serve as a
covered
walk. See also
Carriage
porch,
under
Carriage,
and
Loggia..
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Expressing
entrance,
or a
passing
from the
outside
of a thing to its
interior
parts;
--
following
verbs
expressing
motion;
as, come into the
house;
go into the
church;
one
stream
falls or runs into
another;
water
enters
into the fine
vessels
of
plants..
Portal
::
Portal
(n.) A door or gate;
hence,
a way of
entrance
or exit,
especially
one that is grand and
imposing..
Concierge
::
Concierge
(n.) One who keeps the
entrance
to an
edifice,
public
or
private;
a
doorkeeper;
a
janitor,
male or
female..
Alley
::
Alley (n.) Any
passage
having
the
entrance
represented
as wider than the exit, so as to give the
appearance
of
length..
Cusp
::
Cusp (n.) The
beginning
or first
entrance
of any house in the
calculations
of
nativities,
etc..
Entranced
::
Entranced
(imp. & p. p.) of
Entranc.
Gate
::
Gate (n.) The
places
which
command
the
entrances
or
access;
hence,
place of
vantage;
power;
might..
Opisthodome
::
Opisthodome
(n.) A back
chamber;
especially,
that part of the naos, or
cella,
farthest
from the main
entrance,
sometimes
having
an
entrance
of its own, and often used as a
treasury..
Entrancement
::
Entrancement
(n.) The act of
entrancing,
or the state of
trance
or
ecstasy..
Reentrance
::
Reentrance
(n.) The act
entereing
again;
re/ntry.
Bartizan
::
Bartizan
(n.) A
small,
overhanging
structure
for
lookout
or
defense,
usually
projecting
at an angle of a
building
or near an
entrance
gateway..
Portcullis
::
Portcullis
(n.) A
grating
of iron or of
timbers
pointed
with iron, hung over the
gateway
of a
fortress,
to be let down to
prevent
the
entrance
of an
enemy..
Gap
::
Gap (n.) An
opening
in
anything
made by
breaking
or
parting;
as, a gap in a
fence;
an
opening
for a
passage
or
entrance;
an
opening
which
implies
a
breach
or
defect;
a
vacant
space or time; a
hiatus;
a
mountain
pass..
Door
::
Door (n.) An
entrance
way, but taken in the sense of the house or
apartment
to which it
leads..
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