portal

UK /ˈpɔːtl̩/ US /ˈpɔːɹtl̩/
noun 5name 5adj 1verb 1

Collocations

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ADJ.

direct, inside, large, local, medical, new, online, open

I found a direct portal to the hospital's online system where I could book appointments.

VERB + PORTAL

activated, build, creating, entered, found, got, opened, turn

We found a secret portal hidden behind the old bookshelf in the library.

PORTAL + NOUN

dimension, dozens, illustrators, knowledge, underworld, vein, writers

The ancient text described a mysterious portal to the underworld guarded by fierce creatures.

PREP.

after, in, into, off, through

She stepped through the portal and found herself in a completely different world.

ADV.

exclusively, only

The online banking portal was exclusively available to registered customers with verified accounts.

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