Doorway
Doorway noun - The means or right of entering or participating in.
Escape and doorway are semantically related. in passage out topic. In some cases you can use "Escape" instead a noun "Doorway".
Nearby Word: door
Both words in one sentence
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Jonathan Creek does this, in one of the episodes, a legendary escape artist attempts to escape from an ancient well, which was believed to be a "doorway to hell".
Source: Descending Ceiling -
He and the other inmates escape, and the guards end up in one of the cells... which has no bars and no door, but has a huge sign above the doorway that says "NO EXIT".
Source: Mattress Tag Gag -
Lampshaded in "Escape to the House of Mummies Part II", when we learn Triana Orpheus always wears the same outfit due to a maddening fear of her closet, it being the doorway to the Necropolis.
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