Ingress
31Ingress — In|gress der; es, e <aus gleichbed. lat. ingressus, eigtl. Part. Perf. von ingredi »hineingehen«> (veraltet) Eingang, Zutritt …
32ingress — in|gress [ ın,gres ] noun uncount VERY FORMAL the action of entering a place, or the right to do this: ENTRY …
33ingress — in·gress || ɪngres n. entering, going in; right to enter …
34ingress — To enter hostile territory. The inbound mission to the target after crossing a friendly boundary. The outbound journey from the target is egress …
35ingress — singers …
36ingress — [ ɪngrɛs] noun 1》 the action or fact of entering. 2》 a place or means of access. 3》 Astronomy & Astrology the arrival of the sun, moon, or a planet in a specified constellation or part of the sky. Derivatives ingression noun Origin ME: from L.… …
37ingress — n. Entrance, entry …
38ingress — noun (U) literary the right to enter a place or the act of entering it …
39ingress — n 1. entrance, entry, entryway, entree, inlet; approach, drive, driveway, lane, adit; path, pathway, route, road, roadway, course, way, means; street, avenue, boulevard, highway; opening, aperture, hatch, door, doorway, gate, gateway, postern,… …
40ingress — in·gress …