passage

Words with a similar base: musical_passage, passage, passageway

'passage'

[passage.n.01] as in: the act of passing from one state or place to the next

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage, conversion, transition, transition, transition, transition, transition

base_on_balls, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, bye, pass, pass, crack, pass, passing, pas, pass, travel_by, legislate, elapse, pass, run, pass, happen, pass, spend, guide, communicate, evanesce, pass, exceed, pass, pass, pass, sink, pass, fall, pass, authorize, die, excrete, passing, theodolite, transportation_system, passage, transit, transit, transit, transit, passage, conversion, transition, transition, transition, transition, transition

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change_of_state, entity

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segue, fossilization

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authorize, base_on_balls, baseless, bye, casual, communicate, cope, crack, dead, die, digest, do, elapse, ephemeral, evanesce, exceed, excrete, extremely, fail, fall, guide, happen, idle, legislate, malfunction, manage, oversee, pas, pass, passage, passing, pull_off, resist, run, sink, spend, stand, standing, succeed, travel_by, wangle, wield

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'passage'

[passage.n.02] as in: a section of text; particularly a section of medium length

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage

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section, entity

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text, excerpt, locus_classicus, place, transition, purple_passage

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text

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'passage'

[passage.n.03] as in: a way through or along which someone or something may pass

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage

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way, entity

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adit, aisle, passageway, right_of_way, shaft, cul, fish_ladder, channel, throat, conduit

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'passage'

[enactment.n.01] as in: the passing of a law by a legislative body

enactment, act, portrayal, passage, passage, passage, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage

ordain, enact, base_on_balls, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, bye, pass, pass, crack, pass, passing, pas, pass, travel_by, legislate, elapse, pass, run, pass, happen, pass, spend, guide, communicate, evanesce, pass, exceed, pass, pass, pass, sink, pass, fall, pass, authorize, die, excrete, passing

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legislation, entity

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law

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'passage'

[passage.n.05] as in: a journey usually by ship

Examples:
the outward passage took 10 days

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage, theodolite, transportation_system, transit, transit, transit, transit

theodolite, transportation_system, passage, transit, transit, transit, transit

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journey, entity

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lockage

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'passage'

[passage.n.06] as in: a short section of a musical composition

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage

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musical_composition, entity

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allegro, phrase, cadence, allegretto, andante, transition, adagio, intro, recitative, impromptu, largo, cadenza

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'passage'

[passage.n.07] as in: a path or channel or duct through or along which something may pass

Examples:
the nasal passages

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage, passageway

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structure, entity

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fauces, duct, root_canal, shunt, meatus, birth_canal, fistula, orifice, carpal_tunnel, epicardia, esophagus, sinusoid

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'passage'

[passage.n.08] as in: a bodily reaction of changing from one place or stage to another

Examples:
the passage of air from the lungs
the passing of flatus

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage, pass, passing, passing, passing, passing, pass, travel_by, legislate, elapse, pass, run, pass, happen, pass, spend, guide, communicate, evanesce, pass, exceed, pass, pass, pass, sink, pass, fall, pass, authorize, die, excrete, ephemeral, passing, passing, casual, extremely

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reaction, entity

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'passage'

[passing.n.03] as in: the motion of one object relative to another

Examples:
stellar passings can perturb the orbits of comets

pass, passing, passing, passing, passage, passing, passing, pass, travel_by, legislate, elapse, pass, run, pass, happen, pass, spend, guide, communicate, evanesce, pass, exceed, pass, pass, pass, sink, pass, fall, pass, authorize, die, excrete, ephemeral, passing, passing, casual, extremely, passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage

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movement, entity

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'passage'

[passage.n.10] as in: the act of passing something to another person

passage, passage, passage, enactment, passage, passage, passage, passage, passing, passage

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delivery, entity

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relay

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Origins

					passage (English)
├── passage (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
│   └── passer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
└── passager (French)
    └── passagier (Middle French (ca. 1400-1600))

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