entrees
(noun)
ˈän-ˌtrāz
Definitions
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The main course of a meal, typically consisting of meat or fish.
A centerpiece dance of flavors; the majestic symphony of a meal's heart.Example: The waiter served the entrees with a side of vegetables.
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An act of entering or the way in, used in some contexts more commonly in British English.
The grand vestibule to life's vibrant soirées; an entrance bathed in presence.Example: Her entree into the party was met with applause.
Origin
Late 17th century: from French entrée, literally ‘entrance’
Synonyms
main course, main dish, entrée
Antonyms
appetizer, dessert, starter