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portal Meaning
portal (n)
a grand and imposing entrance (often extended metaphorically)
a site that the owner positions as an entrance to other sites on the internet
a short vein that carries blood into the liver
portal Sentence Examples
- The ancient ruins contained a mystical portal leading to an unknown realm.
- The spacecraft opened a wormhole portal, allowing it to travel vast distances instantaneously.
- The library's website acted as a portal to a vast world of knowledge and information.
- The online gaming portal connected players from all corners of the globe.
- The hospital had a separate portal for patients to access their medical records.
- The airport's international arrivals terminal was designed as a grand architectural portal.
- The temporary portal allowed soldiers to transport supplies and equipment across enemy lines.
- The website's homepage resembled a grand portal, inviting users to explore its diverse content.
- The underground tunnel formed a secret portal between two restricted areas.
- The portal in the enchanted forest led to a magical kingdom hidden from ordinary sight.
FAQs About the word portal
a grand and imposing entrance (often extended metaphorically), a site that the owner positions as an entrance to other sites on the internet, a short vein that
gate,door, trapdoor,hatch, revolving door, postern, storm door, wicket, portcullis,lattice
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The ancient ruins contained a mystical portal leading to an unknown realm.
The spacecraft opened a wormhole portal, allowing it to travel vast distances instantaneously.
The library's website acted as a portal to a vast world of knowledge and information.
The online gaming portal connected players from all corners of the globe.
