incomings

as inentree
as indebut
as inentrance
as inentrée

Synonyms for incomings

noun admittance

Antonyms for incomings

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "action of coming in," from in + coming. As a present participle adjective, from 1753. Of game, from 1892; transferred in World War I to artillery; as a warning cry of incoming shellfire, it seems to date to the U.S. war in Vietnam (1968).

Example Sentences for incomings

She found that, in all her outgoings and her incomings, he prevented her.

Who was I, little grey worm that I was, to question his outgoings and his incomings?

I thank my Maker, I know nothing of their incomings or outgoings.

My mother came not often, for she was closely watched in her incomings and outgoings.

But the powers that control our outgoings and incomings thought otherwise.

I have made no reference to the minor details of the incomings and outgoings of Philippine finance.

I could not be other than good and happy, when your kiss would sanctify me at all my outgoings and incomings.

Is it the greater freedom one feels in a foreign country where no Evening Transcript takes note of one's outgoings and incomings?

It is the kosmic order which life establishes by means of its outgoings and incomings.

From the first there was a difficulty in persuading Posh to keep any accounts of either outgoings or incomings.