entrance
/ɛnˈtræns/; /ɛnˈtrɑːns/Definitions
1. noun
the act of entering a place, a point of entry, or a way into a place
“She walked through the grand entrance of the museum.”
2. verb
to bring or introduce something, such as a subject or a topic, into consideration
“The professor tried to entrance the audience with his storytelling skills.”
3. noun
the power to attract and hold someone’s attention, especially in a magical or hypnotic way
“The magician’s entrance had a mesmerizing effect on the crowd.”
4. noun
a musical composition, especially one that is elaborate and showy
“The opera was a grand entrance for the opera singer.”