inaccessibility

Examples

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• Unfortunately, the inaccessibility of the subject matter means only a few brave movie-watchers will ever know.

  Blog text (29)

• Is it inevitable that arts education will be forever branded with "imbalance, inconsistency, and inaccessibility"?

  Academic text (2000)

• Even then, such a facility may see limited use because of distance and inaccessibility.

  Academic text (2003)

• The organizations attempted to select zones with high health needs, though inaccessibility due to insecurity was often a problem.

  Academic text (2003)

• Participants may not have fully represented the community because of seasonal housing closures and the inaccessibility of some gated communities.

  Academic text (2015)

• Due to inaccessibility, Eliot's readership overlooked a significant portion of her writing for more than a century.

  Academic text (2016)

• Yet the inaccessibility of one's innermost experience to outsiders is repeatedly remarked upon by the characters themselves.

  Academic text (2008)

• The relative inaccessibility of the continent's interior and the difficulty of photographing in humid climates were probable factors.

  Academic text (2007)

• His illness highlighted the inaccessibility of necessary medical care in remote areas.

• Many communities suffer from the inaccessibility of reliable public transportation services.

Synonyms

U

unavailability

vsinaccessibility

1 6.1

The state of not being there or ready when someone needs it

covers cases where reaching or getting is hard or impossible rather than only absent

I

impenetrability

vsinaccessibility

1 9.9

Being impossible to go through, like thick walls or heavy fog

focuses on difficulty of reaching, approaching or obtaining something

I

impassability

vsinaccessibility

1 8.3

A situation where a road or path cannot be crossed

is broader, including difficulty of reaching or obtaining, not only passing barriers

U

unattainability

vsinaccessibility

9.0

A state of not being able to reach or get something

includes cases that are only difficult rather than completely impossible

U

unattainableness

vsinaccessibility

9.2

The state of being impossible to reach or get

allows that reaching may be difficult rather than totally impossible

Antonyms

A

accessibility

22 3.4

How easy it is for people to reach or use something

How Accessible

easy access

23 1.0

accessibility

22 3.4

inaccessibility

2 8.3

Surface Forms

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Etymology