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Definition of inaccessible
: not accessible an inaccessible area an inaccessible goal
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Examples of inaccessible in a Sentence
The area is inaccessible by road.
His prose is inaccessible to many readers.
Recent Examples of inaccessible from the Web
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Rescuers have an idea of where the teen may be because of where individuals have been found in the past, but that area is currently inaccessible due to unsafe conditions, Nagy said.
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One by one, White's dummy files are encrypted, rendering them into inaccessible, alphanumeric gobbledygook.
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Potential eyewitnesses who could help pinpoint graves are dying out, while unceasing construction sometimes makes such burial sites forever inaccessible.
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An exhibition case filled with common items that would have been used by anti-colonial organizers for coded communication includes, in addition to a scarf and a kitchen strainer, a 3-D-printed buffalo horn, since the original proved inaccessible.
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There are problems that come with the helpful change to your growing habits, ranging from shrinking of the soil to weeds in inaccessible locations.
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Firefighters brought some of the blazes under control, but other wildfires still raced through inaccessible parts of the area’s steep hills, the Civil Protection Agency said.
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SHELL POINT - This watery wilderness of purple-flowered marsh is so vast, so inaccessible that few human beings see how much of it is dying.
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Dental fractures, cavity-like lesions in cats, root retention, oral inflammation in inaccessible areas, dental abscesses, oronasal fistulas and oral cancers are just a few of these.
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Origin and Etymology of inaccessible
Middle English, from Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French, from Late Latin inaccessibilis, from Latin in- + Late Latin accessibilis accessible
INACCESSIBLE Defined for English Language Learners
inaccessible
playDefinition of inaccessible for English Language Learners
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: difficult or impossible to reach, approach, or understand : not accessible
INACCESSIBLE Defined for Kids
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: hard or impossible to reach or get hold of an inaccessible island
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