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make an entrance

make an entrance verb: to enter the stage.

Verb

make an entrance (third-person singular simple present makes an entrance, present participle making an entrance, simple past and past participle made an entrance)

  1. To enter the stage.
  2. (figuratively) To enter noticeably.

Forms of make an entrance

third-person singular presentmakes an entrance
present participlemaking an entrance
past participlemade an entrance
pastmade an entrance
alternative formmake one's entrance

Questions about make an entrance

What does make an entrance mean?
Make an entrance means to enter the stage.
What part of speech is make an entrance?
Make an entrance is a verb.
What is the past tense of make an entrance?
The past tense of make an entrance is made an entrance.

Words near make an entrance in the dictionary

  1. make all the running
  2. make amends
  3. make an appearance
  4. make an ass of
  5. make an effort
  6. make an entrance
  7. make an errand
  8. make an example of
  9. make an exception
  10. make an exhibition of oneself
  11. make an honest woman

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