entering
EN-tur-ing/ˈɛn.təɹ.ɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of enter. Use this -ing form when an action is happening right now.
The guests were entering the hall as the band started to play.
Entering the kitchen, she smelled fresh bread.
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- 2The act of going into a place or joining something.
Breaking and entering is a serious crime.
The entering of all the guests took nearly an hour.
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entering is a form of enter
enter, verb: To go or come into a place, like a room, a building, or a country. Full entry
- Spelling
- enter → entering: add -ing
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