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What is the beam above a doorway called?
Door lintel
Is there a difference between entry and entrance?
It is possible to have and accounting entry, but not an entrance. Also a competition entry but not a competition entrance. The front door to a terraced house would be called an entrance, but the side entrance is called an entry.
When was Devil's Doorway created?
Devil's Doorway was created on 1950-09-15.
What is the britains got judges entrance music called?
O Fortuna.
Legacy entrance theme song name?
Its called A New Day
What is a 7 letter word meaning entrance?
doorway
What is An opening in a wall called?
An opening in a wall is typically called a doorway or an entrance. It can also be referred to as a portal or an aperture.
What is the antonym for portal?
well, the definition or portal is a doorway or entrance so an antonym would be an exit and a synonym would be a doorway.
What is another word for door?
doorway, portal, opening, entrance, entry, exit
What is Another name for entrance?
Another name for entrance is "doorway" or "portal".
What is the entrance to a middle ages European cathedral called?
For the north and south doorway they are called a "porch". The Western end of a church is called a "Galilee porch" in reference to Christ leading his disciples after the resurrection into Galilee.
What is a synonym for doorway?
access, admission, admittance, entrance, entrée (orentree), entry, gateway
In the 6th book when searching for Voldemorts Horcrux what does the doorway from the lake ask for to admit entrance?
Blood
What is Santa's door called?
Chimney!
What is the beam above a doorway called?
Door lintel
What is the bottom portion lining a doorway or window called?
sill
What is the abstract noun form of admission?
The nouns which derive from the verb to enter are entry and entrance.The nouns 'entry' and 'entrance' are abstract nouns as words for admission or access.The nouns 'entry' and 'entrance' concrete nouns as words for a physical threshold, gate, or doorway.
