passkey
- noun
- /ˈpæski/
- Are you the party that wanted the passkey?
- use my passkey
Examples
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The security officer used a passkey to open the locked doors and check on the emergency exit.
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I got a passkey.
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Sir, I need your passkey immediately.
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And we will put the passkey in it.
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The club gives me a passkey, so I go through them.
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I knocked, got no answer, so I used my passkey.
Fiction book (2001) -
I'm the proprietor of this hotel and I have a passkey to every room in it.
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He hauled out a ring of keys, found his master passkey, and fitted it in the lock.
Fiction book (1994) -
As the hotel manager, I always carry a passkey to access any guest room at a moment's notice.
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When the staff meeting ended, I used my passkey to unlock the conference room for cleanup.
Synonyms
A key that opens many different locks in a building
A key that opens many different locks in a building
A key that opens many locks in a building
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Etymology
Passkey comes from the parts pass ('to go through' or 'allow') and key ('tool to open locks'). So a passkey is a key that lets you 'pass' into every room and open all the locks.