egress in Latin
egress in Latin is ēgressus — egress means a way out, or the act of leaving a place.
egress in Latin
ēgressus
The process of exiting or leaving.
What does "egress" mean?
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noun A way out, or the act of leaving a place.
"The building code requires a second means of egress in case of fire."
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verb (formal) To go out or leave.
"Guests were asked to egress through the side exit during the drill."
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egress in a sentence
- The building code requires a second means of egress in case of fire.
- Passengers used the rear door for egress after landing.
- Guests were asked to egress through the side exit during the drill.
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What is "egress" in Latin?
"egress" in Latin is ēgressus. egress means: A way out, or the act of leaving a place.
How do you use "egress" in a sentence?
Example: "The building code requires a second means of egress in case of fire." In Latin, "egress" is ēgressus.
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