Entryway

/ˈɛntriˌweɪ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A space or area at the entrance of a building, often used to transition from the outdoors to the indoors.

The entryway was decorated with a beautiful welcome mat and potted plants.

A passage or corridor that leads into a larger space.

She walked through the entryway and into the grand foyer of the mansion.

An opening or entrance that provides access to a place.

The old entryway was framed by ivy-covered stone walls, creating a charming first impression.

The word 'entryway' is formed from 'entry' and 'way', where 'entry' comes from Middle English 'entree' and 'way' is from Old English 'weg'.

grand entryway

A large or impressive entrance area.

entryway mat

A mat placed at the entrance to wipe feet.

make an entryway

To create or design a welcoming entrance.

entrance

The place where one enters.

access

The means or opportunity to approach or enter.

threshold

The strip of wood or stone that forms the bottom of a doorway.

A cool place to hang out

Let's meet up in the entryway.

A place to enter or start something important

This entryway is where the party begins.