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 green room is comfortable, the lobby area for photo taking is fabulous, and the entryway overlooking the waterfront is picture perfect.
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If decluttering is on your mind this season, sprucing up your entryway is a good place to start.
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From the outside, the house looked like any other Southern McMansion, but the entryway immediately suggested something different.
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The entryway took four hours to clear, Lauzer said.
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Inside, the entryway is a wash of neutrals and a calming blue-gray rug, which sets a serene tone for visitors.
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The entryway opens up onto a sitting room that sets the stage for the apartment's contemporary design, including clean lines, stark color use, and plenty of natural sunlight.
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Instead of rating outlets with stars, Welp would give them a numerical grade to post on their entryway like a health-inspection sticker.
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Inside, the entryway and formal dining room lead to an open-concept living area that includes a kitchen, casual dining area and living space.
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