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Meaning of doorway
The primary meaning of the word "doorway" is an opening in a wall of a building or room, or a structure surrounding such an opening.
Etymology of doorway
The word "doorway" originated from Old English "dor" meaning door and "weg" or "wæg" meaning way or path, referring to a passage or opening in a building or wall
The term has been in use since the 15th century to describe an entrance or opening to a building or room
Synonyms
entrance
entry
entryway
gateway
gate
portal
passage
archway
doorway
threshold
inlet
opening
aperture
access
admittance
ingress
intake
mouth
orifice
outlet
approach
entry point
entrance hall
foyer
vestibule
antechamber
lobby
hall
corridor
passageway
thoroughfare
conduit
channel
tunnel
tube
pipe
duct
avenue
route
way
path
road
street
boulevard
thoroughfare
ingress
intake
access point
admission
entrée
intro
preface
introduction
prelude
overture
opening move
entranceway
gangway
stairway
doorway
door
gate
gateway
portico
porch
veranda
patio
courtyard
arcade
colonnade
peristyle
propylon
propylaeum
pylons
entrance hall
foyer
lobby
vestibule
reception
antechamber
waiting room
hallway
corridor
passageway.
Definitions
- A structural opening in a building or vehicle for entering or exiting
- The space or structure surrounding an opening in a wall of a building or room
- An opening or means of access to something
Usage Examples
- The doorway was narrow and led to a steep staircase
- She stood in the doorway, hesitating for a moment before entering the room
- The doorway was adorned with intricate carvings and ornate details
- He walked through the doorway and into the bright sunlight
Antonyms
blockage
barrier
obstruction
impediment
hurdle
hindrance
obstacle
impediment
snag
catch
drawback
disadvantage
enclosure
confinement
restriction
limitation
prohibition
exclusion
ban
taboo
closure
shutdown
lockout
seal
fastening
closure
termination
end
conclusion
finale
cessation
stoppage
halt
arrest
stay
cessation
discontinuance
interruption
pause
break
lapse
suspension
abeyance
dormancy
inactivity
inertness
stagnation
inaction
idleness
unemployment
retirement.