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 entrance |
| 1. |
[ noun ] something that allows access (entry or exit) |
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entranceway
entry
entree
entryway
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"they waited at the entrance to the garden"
"beggars waited just outside the entryway to the cathedral"
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access
doorway
portal
stage_door
hatchway
gateway
service_door
vomitory
porte-cochere
pithead
arch
go_in
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| 2. |
[ noun ] a movement into or inward |
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entering
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change_of_location
invasion
go_in
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| 3. |
[ noun ] the act of entering |
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entry
ingress
incoming
entering
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"she made a grand entrance"
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arrival
admission
registration
incursion
irruption
penetration
intrusion
accession
entree
go_in
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| 4. |
[ verb ] attract; cause to be enamored |
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capture
captivate
charm
beguile
bewitch
becharm
catch
enamor
fascinate
trance
enchant
enamour
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| Examples: |
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"She captured all the men's hearts"
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attract
hold
work
appeal
enchantment
fascination
captivation
charmer
smoothie
bewitchery
captive
catch
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| 5. |
[ verb ] (psychology) put into a trance |
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spellbind
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hypnotize
spellbinder
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entranced
entranceway
endurance
entr'acte
entrain
entrant
entrancing
endurable
entrap
enthralled
entrenched
entrapment
entreat
entree
enthral
enteral
Endres
entrails
entreaty
enthrall
Enhydra
entrench
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