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gateway

[geyt-wey] / ˈgeɪtˌweɪ /
NOUN
entry to place
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Europe enjoyed US protection from the Soviets for decades and according to some remains indispensable to Washington because of its geographical location as the gateway to Eurasia.

From Barron's

As economic uncertainty and steep tariffs shook global trade in 2025, the Port of Los Angeles remained the busiest marine gateway in the country and recorded its third busiest year ever.

From Los Angeles Times

In the story, our devices become a gateway to another world — or, rather, a halfway point between our universe and the afterlife.

From Los Angeles Times

A classical stadium would echo another new, planned gateway to the city: the monumental Roman-inspired arch the president promises to build in the traffic circle near Arlington Memorial Bridge and the Lincoln Memorial.

From The Wall Street Journal

Being in Miami, a financial gateway to Latin America, heightens these questions.

From The Wall Street Journal