inaccessibly
- adverb
- /ˌɪnəˈsɛsəblɪ/
- The treasure was inaccessibly hidden in the dense forest, making it impossible for anyone to find.
Examples
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The ancient manuscript was stored inaccessibly high on a shelf, far beyond reach without a ladder.
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The food we had brought along from Copenhagen was inaccessibly stowed in the hold.
Academic text (1993) -
One: How much of the surface of each million-year interval is exposed for us to find versus being buried inaccessibly deep in the ground?
Fiction book (1998) -
The Biennale is, after all, an expensive affair of prosecco-filled parties and, often, inaccessibly esoteric exhibits.
Blog text (13) -
His characters have arcs, revelations, and crises of faith, but all of those changes seem to originate from somewhere inaccessibly deep inside the actor, rather than as the result of external forces.
Blog text (8) -
Due to the storm, the mountaintop cabin was inaccessibly isolated from the rest of the village.
Synonyms
Impossible to go through or understand
In a way that is impossible to reach or achieve
So far away that you cannot reach it
In a way that cannot be reached
So blocked or dangerous that nothing can pass through
Antonyms
How Accessible
Surface Forms
Morphology
inaccessibly = inaccessible (transparent) = in + access + ible + ly
This is a regular adverb formation from the adjective 'inaccessible' with the standard suffix '-ly'.
Etymology
The word inaccessibly begins with in- meaning 'not' and uses the same root as access, which means an 'entrance' or a 'way in'. So, something described as inaccessibly is put or placed in a way that is 'hard or impossible to reach'.