The act or fact of going in; entrance, entry.

(Old English and early Middle English) The act of going in; entrance. Obsolete.

The action or an act of entering a place, area, building, etc. Frequently with into.

The action of enter, v. (in various senses); coming or going in; putting something in; beginning; registration. Also: an instance of this…

A going in or entering; entrance; passage or way in.

The action or fact of coming in; entrance; arrival. (Opposed to outgoing.)

Entrance, arrival; commencement. Also: an instance of this. Cf. to come in at come, v. phrasal verbs 1.

The action of going in or entering; entrance; invasion.

The action, or an act, of going in; entrance.

The action or faculty of going in or entering; entrance, ingress.

The action or an act of coming or going into a place, area, building, etc.

The fact or process of entering in: (a) by physical movement; (b) as an ingredient.

The action or fact of going in or entering. Also, Capacity or right of entrance, esp. in legal phrase ingress, egress, and regress.

Passing or passage into.

The action or fact of entering; an instance of this; spec. †(a) the legal right to enter a place (in quot. 1554) (obsolete); (b) an actor's…

Entrance; entry.

The action or an act of entering a place, room, etc.; spec. a ceremonial entry into a place. Cf. entrade, n., entrata, n. 2. Obsolete.

The action or an act of entering a place, room, etc.; esp. a ceremonial entry into a place. Also occasionally: an entranceway. Cf. entrada, n. 1a…

A going or coming in, entrance, incoming.

The action or an act of entering a place, area, building, etc.; esp. a ceremonial or formal entrance or first appearance in a place, arena, etc. Now…

A means of access or entry; an avenue. Also as a mass noun: access, approach.

The action of immerging, plunging, or sinking into anything.