Definition Synonyms
Definition of ingoing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
entryRare relating to the act of enteringRare
- The ingoing traffic was heavy this morning..
2.
introspectionRare focusing on internal aspects or introspectionRare
- Her ingoing nature made her a deep thinker.
Noun
1.
movementRare the act of entering or going insideRare
- The ingoing of the guests was carefully monitored.
2.
architectureRare UK the inner recess or space of a windowRare UK
- The cat sat in the ingoing of the window.
Origin of ingoing
Old English, in (in) + gān (go)
Examples of ingoing in a sentence
Ingoing flights are subject to additional security checks. His ingoing personality made him reflective. An ingoing approach helped her understand herself better. Badges were checked at the ingoing of staff to the laboratory. The ingoing of air through the vent was blocked by dust. Rain pooled in the ingoing of the sash window overnight.
She placed a small fern in the ingoing of the bay window.
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- French:entrant, entrée, ...
- German:eingehend, Eintreten, ...
- Italian:in entrata, ingresso, ...
- Spanish:entrante, entrada, ...
- Portuguese:entrante, entrada, ...
- Chinese:进入的, 进入, ...
- Japanese:進入中, 入場, ...
- Arabic:وارد, دُخُول, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁקָּשׁוּר לִכְנִיסָה, כְּנִיסָה, ...
- Russian:входящий, вход, ...
- Ukrainian:вхідний, вхід, ...
- Hindi:प्रवेशी, प्रवेश, ...
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