Aisle and Entrance

Aisle

Aisle noun - A long narrow passage (as in a cave or woods).
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Synonyms for Aisle

Entrance and aisle are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Entrance" instead a noun "Aisle".

Nearby Word: aisled

Entrance

Entrance noun - The means or right of entering or participating in.

Aisle and entrance are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aisle" instead a noun "Entrance".

Nearby Words: entry, entranced, entrancing, entrant

How words are described

entire entire aisle entire entrance
main main aisle main entrance
back back aisle back entrance

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Kill Bill aka: Kill Bill Vol 2 Another one follows the Bride's walk down the aisle, the DiVAS entrance into the chapel and the massacre itself.
  • Steam Punk She wears a pair of goggles as accessories, and a blast of steam comes up from the entrance aisle when her music plays.
    Source: Steam Punk
  • In the entrance aisle was his brother, who'd beaten him in the first match of the night, doing this and saying 'what about me?
    Source: Wall Glower
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