Definitions and Examples of arrival, coming, entry
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The act of reaching a destination or a place.
Example
The arrival of the guests was delayed due to traffic congestion.
The act of moving toward a particular place or situation.
Example
The coming of spring brings new life and energy to the environment.
The act of entering or gaining access to a place or situation.
Example
The security guard checked his ID before allowing him entry into the building.
Key Differences: arrival vs coming vs entry
- 1Arrival refers to the act of reaching a destination or a place.
- 2Coming refers to the act of moving toward a particular place or situation.
- 3Entry refers to the act of entering or gaining access to a place or situation.
Effective Usage of arrival, coming, entry
- 1Travel: Use arrival to describe reaching a destination, coming to describe moving towards a place, and entry to describe gaining access to a place.
- 2Events: Use arrival to describe the arrival of guests, coming to describe the approach of an event, and entry to describe gaining access to an event.
- 3Business: Use arrival to describe the arrival of shipments, coming to describe the approach of deadlines, and entry to describe gaining access to a building or system.
Remember this!
The antonyms of departure are arrival, coming, and entry. These words describe the opposite of leaving or going away. Use them to describe reaching a destination, moving towards a place, gaining access to a place or situation, and in various contexts such as travel, events, and business.
