Ingress is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INGRESS in dictionary:

VERB:
• To go in; to enter.
NOUN:
• a way in, an entrance
• the action or fact of going in or entering; the capacity or right of entrance.
• a place or means of access; an entrance.
• the unwanted introduction of water, foreign bodies, contaminants, etc.
• the arrival of the sun, moon, or a planet in a specified constellation or part of the sky.
• the beginning of a transit.
• The act of entering; entrance; as, the ingress of air into the lungs.
• Power or liberty of entrance or access; means of entering; as, all ingress was prohibited.
• The entrance of the moon into the shadow of the earth in eclipses, the sun\'s entrance into a sign, etc.
• (astronomy) the disappearance of a celestial body prior to an eclipse
• entrance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of entering

Words related to INGRESS

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Words that contain INGRESS

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How to use INGRESS in a sentence

• Evidently, it was searching for an ingress into the House.
• He accordingly gave directions for raising a single tower, peculiarly formed to prevent ingress, except by permission of its inhabitants.
• She passed out at length, tossing her head jauntily, and smiling a vulgar triumph at the footman who had before opposed her ingress.
• Passports, as a means of ingress or egress, are now required in only a few countries of Europe.
• Ingress and egress for members of the family was by the side door only, the front door being reserved for company.
• Thus proceeding, they formed a kind of circle round the fort, so that they could notice the ingress or departure of its tenants on every side.
• Directly beneath the royal enclosure are the gates to one of the tunnels that, passing beneath the seats, give ingress or egress to or from the Field.
• For a busy, bustling city, on a flat, it is unquestionably by far the best conveyance, on account of carrying so many, and being so handy for ingress and egress.
• Baker and three other ruffians pounced upon him, dragged him back to the hotel, and placed guards at the door to prevent any further ingress from the street.
• It offers good possibilities of fortification, and safe ingress and egress in time of war.
• They told him they could give him ingress at a point in the long walls leading to Lechaeum.
• I shall lake the precaution to lock the door of egress and ingress to this room, so that you may rest in perfect security that no one can harm you.
• He walked all round the building, seeking in vain for some other means of ingress.
• Glory be, the lower half went up far enough to afford ingress! He would eat his breakfast in the apartment as usual.
• Justified by highly satisfactory reasons, the management of the Company decided to secure a different means of ingress to the city, and a tacit agreement was made with Leonard W.
• This keeps them in place, and renders them less liable to the ingress of water and vermin.
• The other portion of the opening containing the ladder is used for ingress and egress.
• A half inch opening is made from F to F, just above the alighting board, for the ingress and egress of the bees.
• No carts with provisions were allowed to pass in from the north side, but on the west there was free ingress and egress, there being no Prussian troops in that direction.
• To facilitate ingress, a notch was dug in the wall about 8 inches from the ground.
• The canyon walls are so nearly vertical, or rather so large a proportion is vertical, that egress or ingress, except at the mouth of the canyon, is a matter of great difficulty.
• A Citizen then desired me to give free Ingress and Egress to his Wife, who was dressed in the gayest coloured Ribbons I had ever seen.
• And, furthermore, he did not have the force, nor did his men have the necessary discipline, to prevent the ingress of supplies.
• The gates of the outer wall were open all day for ingress and egress, and closed only at night.
• Fires of wet chips, lighted at the doors of the cabins, will prevent the ingress of these troublesome insects.
• A large thick carpet had been spread over the door so as to prevent any egress of the stinging smoke, or any ingress of air, and this he pulled away, and lifted the trap.
• Two folding gates in the front and rear, swinging on prodigious wooden hinges, gave egress and ingress to men and teams in times of security.
• They also had the garden-door repaired to give her ingress, and the gallery-gate taken away.
• I was very much pleased to see that they had taken my hint about nailing wooden slats across the windows of their poor huts, to prevent the constant ingress of the poultry.
• But some one had gained ingress to the cellar by an opening of which I knew nothing.
• There is a good entrance quite near the land, more than one and one-half leguas wide, for the ingress and egress of vessels.
• The pigs have similar doors to their houses and appear well acquainted with the mode of ingress and egress.
• The fox sprang up at the ingress of this newcomer, and by a long howl announced another visitor to his mistress.
• There he began to rob whatever he could, and prevented the ingress of provisions brought from all the islands to this city.
• On this day the gates are closed, and neither ingress nor egress is permitted.
• Under the influences of this new spirit we opened the whole territory acquired from Mexico, except California, to the ingress of slavery.

Similar words containing GRES without suffix s and without prefix in

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