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Passage

/ˈpæsɪdʒ/

A long and narrow section or path that can be passed through, such as a corridor, or the movement from one place or situation to another.

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Sometimes I walked slowly through the long passages of the castle.

But it's in the passage.

The toyshop was close by the passage.

From Middle English passage, borrowed from Old French passagior, which means to pass. First used in English circa 1300.

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