Entry and Tunnel

Entry

Entry noun - The entrance room of a building.

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Tunnel and entry are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tunnel" instead a noun "Entry".

Nearby Words: enter, entrance, entree

Tunnel noun - A passageway through or under something, usually underground (especially one for trains or cars).

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Entry and tunnel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Entry" instead a noun "Tunnel".

Nearby Words: tunneled, tunneling, tunnelled

old	old entry	old tunnel
full	full entry	full tunnel
long	long entry	long tunnel
similar	similar entry	similar tunnel
Other adjectives: normal, right, straight, single, actual, entire, real, dark, main, new, later.

The last entry in his log book says that he hears noises outside (the smugglers digging a tunnel) and that he's going to investigate.

Source: That Was the Last Entry
Some complex spells, though, such as teleportation, can be cast easily if you do it in a place where they've been done before (in the case of teleportation, think reopening a tunnel with a buried entry instead of digging an entire new one).

Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic
Dynamic Entry: In the first two games Locust can enter the game space via Emergence Holes, stable channels to their tunnel network.

Source: Video Game / Gears of War

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