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entrance Definition


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entrance1
noun
    1. A way in, eg a door.
      Thesaurus: doorway, gateway, entry, inlet, opening, passage, vestibule, archway, portal; Antonym: exit.
    2. formal
      The act of entering.
      Thesaurus: arrival, ingress, incoming, entry, start, induction, initiation, entrée, debut; Antonym: departure, exit.
    3. The right to enter.
      Thesaurus: access, admission, admittance.
Etymology: 16c: French, from entrer to enter.





entrance2
verb entranced, entrancing
    1. To grip or captivate someone's attention and imagination.
      Thesaurus: spellbind, captivate, enchant, charm, enthrall, enrapture, fascinate, hypnotize, ravish, transport, mesmerize, bewitch; Antonym: bore, repel.
    2. To put someone into a trance.
Derivative: entrancement
noun
    Derivative: entrancing
    adj
      Gripping the imagination; fascinating; delightful.
    Etymology: 16c.



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