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reaccess

reaccess

7.5
An action of opening a file or account again
  • noun
  • /ˌriːˈækɛs/
translation icon : reacceso
  • Frequent reaccess of the database can slow down performance during peak hours.

Examples

  • The system logs every reaccess of confidential documents for security purposes.

  • After updating her password, she needed a reaccess to the online portal.

  • The reaccess of the server was necessary after the outage.

  • Can you confirm the reaccess of the database?

  • The system logs every reaccess of confidential documents for security purposes.

  • Frequent reaccess of the database can slow down performance during peak hours.

  • Can you confirm the reaccess of the database?

Synonyms

retrieval
vsreaccess
5 3.9

Getting back something that was lost or stolen

is about accessing the same item again rather than recovering it

How Often

frequent
234 1.0
reaccess
7.5

Surface Forms

reaccess singular
reaccesses plural

Morphology

reaccess = reaccess (transparent) = re + access

This noun is a straightforward zero-derived action noun from the verb 'reaccess'.

Etymology

Reaccess comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the familiar word access meaning 'a way in' or 'to enter'. So, as a noun it means 'an act of accessing something again'.