Definition of entryway
:a passage for entrance
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Examples of entryway in a Sentence
a small entryway to receive visitors
Recent Examples of entryway from the Web
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The entryway had been seldom used for years, but recently was made the main entrance for the new Center for Teaching and Learning.
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The statue in the entryway to Duke Chapel had damage to its nose.
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Bloody shoe prints were noted in the house entryway.
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Throughout the space, Ashe and Leandro tried to strike a balance between sophistication and comfort, with arched entryways, splashes of geometric tiles, and lots of vintage Moroccan carpets.
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The first phase is to feature a 4,000-square-foot education center amid four outdoor gardens and a plaza, along with a pollinating meadow, an entryway off Frankfort, a walking path to Beargrass Creek and an initial roadway.
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Research on Google Street View proved promising in this case: A ramp led up into the entryway.
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Repairing the scorched entryway and smoke damage cost more than $500,000, but the toll was far greater.
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The blocks to make the igloo were cut outside the front, leaving a trough that would serve as entryway.
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First Known Use of entryway
1746
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Definition of entryway for English Language Learners
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: a place for entering something
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