Entering and Returning

Entering

Entering noun - The act of entering.

Returning and entering are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Returning" instead an adjective "Entering".

Nearby Words: enter, entered

Returning

Returning adjective - Tending to be turned back.
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Synonyms for Returning

Entering and returning are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Entering" instead an adjective "Returning".

Nearby Words: return, returned, returnable, returner

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Ultima VII You're given the choice of entering the eponymous Black Gate and returning home or blowing it up and preventing the Guardian from entering Britannia.
  • Marisa, the setting's local Kleptomaniac Hero who never returns the things she "borrows", admits to returning a book and entering the Mansion through the front door.
  • Marisa, the setting's local Kleptomaniac Hero who never returns the things she "borrows", admits to returning a book and entering the Mansion with Meiling's permission.
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