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Meanings of accessible in English
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accessible Capable of being reached.
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Examples for "inaccessible"
Examples for "inaccessible"
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Japanese messaging service Line and South Korea's Kakao Talk are also inaccessible.
2
Pseudoscience and superstition are easy to understand; science is complex and inaccessible.
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By way of example, previously inaccessible, aromatic crown ethers compounds are synthesized.
4
Being a student is a precarious, money-driven, and often simply inaccessible experience.
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Suddenly, vast deposits of previously inaccessible gas have become available for exploitation.
Usage of accessible in English
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Such behaviour can be the result of how accessible 'targets' now are.
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So fast speeds exist, but commercial reality means they not easily accessible.
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Even these, however, often have large sections accessible to the general reader.
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Health systems are under-resourced and poorly accessible to those most at risk.
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The result is a publishing industry producing entertaining, accessible books for everyone.
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The pressure on snow-secure and easily accessible regions will increase, it said.
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So far, medicinal cannabis products aren't easily accessible or affordable for patients.
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For human purposes, however, the water of Tatooine was only marginally accessible.
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Problem Gambling Foundation chairman Richard Northey said online gambling was dangerously accessible.
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Michael Heizer is among the greatest, and often least accessible, American artists.
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The second brownfield site is easily accessible using the existing ring road.
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Objectives: Walking is an adaptable, inexpensive and accessible form of physical activity.
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He said launching tablet editions also made them far more accessible worldwide.
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The place is much exposed; the premises are large and very accessible.'
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Network Solutions must make the database accessible to all approved registrars, however.
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The location, Rotterdam in the Netherlands, is quite accessible for Ireland fans.
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Accessible across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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