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Meaning of pass-key
Webster
pass-key (n.)
A key for opening more locks than one; a master key.
pass-key Sentence Examples
- The pass-key to the mansion was hidden beneath a loose brick.
- He fumbled with the pass-key, his hands trembling.
- The secret pass-key opened a concealed door leading to a secret chamber.
- The pass-key was required to bypass the security system.
- They searched high and low for the missing pass-key.
- The enigmatic pass-key was a remnant of a forgotten era.
- The guard demanded the pass-key before allowing entry.
- The pass-key granted access to private files and confidential information.
- The pass-key had a unique engraving that made it identifiable.
- The thief used a stolen pass-key to break into the jewelry store.
FAQs About the word pass-key
A key for opening more locks than one; a master key.
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The pass-key to the mansion was hidden beneath a loose brick.
He fumbled with the pass-key, his hands trembling.
The secret pass-key opened a concealed door leading to a secret chamber.
The pass-key was required to bypass the security system.
