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passageway

[pas-ij-wey] / ˈpæs ɪdʒˌweɪ /


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I entered the exhibit area as everyone does — through a passageway full of mirrors, lights and sensors that make you feel like you’re entering an otherworldly, digital realm.

From Seattle Times

Yes, it may take six months to deter an insistent dandelion, but the soil is not damaged or opened up substantially, which would give weeds an easier passageway upward.

From Seattle Times

Others head for the United Arab Emirates or Turkey as a passageway to European countries.

From Los Angeles Times

Women delivered newborns via Caesarean section and were then immediately “rushed from the ward to underground passageways,” according to Reuters, “to protect them from bombardment.”

From Washington Post

Oceana, the Midtown seafood restaurant, is setting up an outdoor beer garden in the broad passageway behind the restaurant that runs between West 49th to West 48th Streets.

From New York Times