Entrance
Entrance noun - The means or right of entering or participating in.
Great hall and entrance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Great hall" instead a noun "Entrance".
Great hall
Great hall noun - The principal hall in a castle or mansion; can be used for dining or entertainment.
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Synonyms for Great hall
Entrance and great hall are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Entrance" instead a noun phrase "Great hall".
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In Equal Rites, Granny Weatherwax's dramatic entrance to the Unseen University great hall is ruined when the door bounces back and hits her in the knee.
Source: Failed Attempt at Drama - Under the Mistletoe: During the holidays Professor Flitwick, for some reason, hangs mistletoe in the entrance to the Great Hall and won't let anyone enter until they "follow tradition." At one point this forces Ariana to kiss Ron.
Source: Fanfic / The Ariana Black Series -
In The Ariana Black Series Professor Flitwick, apparently a Dirty Old Man in this universe, hangs mistletoe above the entrance of the Great Hall and won't let people through unless they "follow tradition." This includes Ron and Ginny.
Source: Under the Mistletoe
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