Preposition: into

• force: Such a declaration shall take effect on the date of entry into force of the Convention for the State concerned.

Converse of object

• refuse: Without the necessary stamp in your passport, you may be refused entry.

• gain: They were clearly not expecting the house to be occupied at the time and made off without gaining entry when disturbed.

Adjective modifier

• duplicate: Duplicate entries will be sent to stand in the naughty children's corner, then deleted.

• winning: The winning entry will be on show outside Southwark Station for at least three months.

• deferred: Applications are welcomed both pre- and post-A level, and for deferred entry.

• correct: Selecting the correct entry on the list should take you to your CAS login screen.

Modifies a noun

• requirement: What are the GCSE entry requirements for the course?

• clearance: For certain nationalities entry clearance is required in addition to a work permit.

• fee: The entry fee for the season is £ 10.00.

• qualification: The social profile of students with differing entry qualifications is also different.

• visa: Will the issuance of entry visas be limited to persons from specific countries?

• form: Entry form will be on club web site soon.

Noun used with modifier

• diary: Perhaps ideas for an article, a review or simply a long diary entry.

• data: All users of the NJR data entry system need to register via the NJR Helpline.

• dictionary: Now classify what you have found according to the senses you defined in your dictionary entry.