ingresses (Meaning)

ingresses

the act of entering, the power or liberty of entering, the power or liberty of access compare egress, the power or liberty of entrance or access

No weak antonyms found.

The spacecraft ingresses into the Earth's atmosphere at a controlled speed.
The use of specific keys ingresses the system into maintenance mode.
The virus ingresses the host cell through a receptor-mediated process.
The needle ingresses the vein, allowing for the injection of medication.
The intruder ingresses the building through an unlocked window.
The water ingresses the basement during heavy rainfall.
The new students ingresses the school with a mixture of excitement and anxiety.
The floodwater ingresses the town, causing widespread damage.
The air ingresses the lungs during inhalation, supplying oxygen to the body.
The ingresses of contaminated air into the workplace can compromise the safety of workers.

the act of entering, the power or liberty of entering, the power or liberty of access compare egress, the power or liberty of entrance or access

accessions, keys, gateways, entrances, entries, doors,accesses, entrees, tickets, entrées

ejections, dismissals, removals,discharges, rejections, expulsions,ousters,

The spacecraft ingresses into the Earth's atmosphere at a controlled speed.

The use of specific keys ingresses the system into maintenance mode.

The virus ingresses the host cell through a receptor-mediated process.

The needle ingresses the vein, allowing for the injection of medication.