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What explains the word passage best?

"Passage" is a word with multiple meanings depending on the context. Here are a few of the most common explanations:

1. Movement or Journey:

* A journey or trip, especially one that involves traveling through a specific place or area: "The ship's passage across the Atlantic was rough."

* The act of moving or traveling through something: "The river's passage through the canyon is breathtaking."

2. A Section of Text:

* A part of a written work, such as a book, article, or speech: "The author's powerful passage about the beauty of nature moved me."

* A short excerpt or quotation from a text: "The passage from the Bible read at the wedding was about love and commitment."

3. A Way or Path:

* An opening, route, or channel through which something can pass: "The passage through the mountains was narrow and dangerous."

* A tunnel, corridor, or other passageway: "The secret passage led to a hidden room."

4. Acceptance or Approval:

* The act of being accepted or allowed to proceed: "The bill's passage through Congress was uncertain."

* The legal process of a bill becoming a law: "The passage of the new legislation will have significant consequences."

The specific meaning of "passage" depends on the context in which it is used.

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