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Synonyms of 'gate'

gate

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(noun) 
Definition
a movable barrier, usually hinged, for closing an opening in a wall or fence
He opened the gate and walked up to the house.
Synonyms
barrier
opening
door
I was knocking at the front door.
access
a courtyard with a side access to the rear gardens
port (Scottish)
entrance
He drove in through a side entrance.
exit
We headed quickly for the fire exit.
gateway
portal (literary)
I entered through the royal portal.
egress
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Additional synonyms

in the sense of access
Definition
a means of approaching or entering a place
a courtyard with a side access to the rear gardens
Synonyms
entrance,
road,
door,
approach,
entry,
path,
gate,
opening,
way in,
passage,
avenue,
doorway,
gateway,
portal (literary),
passageway
in the sense of door
Definition
a doorway or entrance
I was knocking at the front door.
Synonyms
opening,
entry,
entrance,
exit,
doorway,
ingress,
egress (formal)
in the sense of entrance
Definition
something, such as a door or gate, through which it is possible to enter a place
He drove in through a side entrance.
Synonyms
way in,
opening,
door,
approach,
access,
entry,
gate,
passage,
avenue,
doorway,
portal (literary),
inlet,
ingress,
means of access

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