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Definition of entryway in English: entrywaynounˈɛntrɪwɛɪˈɛntriˌweɪ North American A way in to somewhere or something; an entrance. Example sentencesExamples - The two big glass doors fronting the building give way to a large entryway and a small set of stairs.
- They entered the house through the front door and found the entryway that she remembered from her dream.
- Slowly slinking against the wall, she quietly made her way to the door that came off the entryway.
- A door in the short entryway led to another small hallway with two rooms on either side and one bathroom on the end.
- I let out a relieved breath and dumped my backpack in the entryway, shutting the door behind me.
- For these reasons, split ductless systems are frequently found in educational and healthcare facilities, computer rooms, lobbies and building entryways.
- The lift pinged and the doors slid open, revealing an entryway tiled in cool green marble.
- They approached the ominous entryway; its size seemed to defy the laws of physics.
- Walking through his clothes littered room, he went down the hall to the entryway to get the door.
- Through the doorway of the cavern could be seen three entryways.
- He dropped his backpack by the door and his coat on a bench in the entryway.
- The government is advising schools to improve security, to install locks on doors and windows, to limit building entryways.
- He hustled me toward the entryway that led downstairs, swung open the door, and shoved me through.
- It is suitable for entryways, lobbies, corridors, and other areas.
- On the right wall stood a set of French doors that stood open to an entryway.
- They went across the cavern and through the entryway that led through another passage.
- Each uses a variety of traps, doors, entryways, and sanitizing procedures to keep the insects inside until they are intentionally released on approved weed targets.
- I watch in horror as the figure draws a bag into the entryway, closing the door silently.
- He walked out to the entryway and opened the door then forgot to even say hello.
- He disappeared through the nearest door, leaving me alone in the huge entryway.
Synonyms entrance, way in, means of access, means of entry, ingress, access, approach
Definition of entryway in US English: entrywaynounˈɛntriˌweɪˈentrēˌwā North American A way in to somewhere or something; an entrance. Example sentencesExamples - Through the doorway of the cavern could be seen three entryways.
- The government is advising schools to improve security, to install locks on doors and windows, to limit building entryways.
- They entered the house through the front door and found the entryway that she remembered from her dream.
- A door in the short entryway led to another small hallway with two rooms on either side and one bathroom on the end.
- He walked out to the entryway and opened the door then forgot to even say hello.
- He disappeared through the nearest door, leaving me alone in the huge entryway.
- On the right wall stood a set of French doors that stood open to an entryway.
- He hustled me toward the entryway that led downstairs, swung open the door, and shoved me through.
- They approached the ominous entryway; its size seemed to defy the laws of physics.
- Each uses a variety of traps, doors, entryways, and sanitizing procedures to keep the insects inside until they are intentionally released on approved weed targets.
- He dropped his backpack by the door and his coat on a bench in the entryway.
- It is suitable for entryways, lobbies, corridors, and other areas.
- For these reasons, split ductless systems are frequently found in educational and healthcare facilities, computer rooms, lobbies and building entryways.
- The lift pinged and the doors slid open, revealing an entryway tiled in cool green marble.
- I let out a relieved breath and dumped my backpack in the entryway, shutting the door behind me.
- They went across the cavern and through the entryway that led through another passage.
- Walking through his clothes littered room, he went down the hall to the entryway to get the door.
- Slowly slinking against the wall, she quietly made her way to the door that came off the entryway.
- I watch in horror as the figure draws a bag into the entryway, closing the door silently.
- The two big glass doors fronting the building give way to a large entryway and a small set of stairs.
Synonyms entrance, way in, means of access, means of entry, ingress, access, approach
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