introit noun. ['ɪntrɔɪt, ɪn'trǝʊɪt] LME.
[Old & mod. French introït from Latin introitus entrance, from introire enter, formed as INTRO- + ire go.]
1. The action or an act of going in; (an) entrance. Long rare. LME.

2. Ecclesiastical. An antiphon or psalm sung while the priest approaches the altar to celebrate the Eucharist. Also, the first two or three words of the office of a particular day. L15.

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