Another word for inaccessible
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Adjective
Unable to be reached
- Unable to be reached; inaccessible:
- Not available, accessible, or at hand.
- Impossible to attain:
- Not friendly; aloof:
- Not accessible; inapproachable:
- Not approachable:
Idioms:See also:Not accessible or handy
- Not accessible; hard to reach.
- Not suited to one's comfort, purpose, or needs:
- Inopportune:
See also:
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Another word for inaccessible
Modifier
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- Unable to be reached; inaccessible:
- Tending to elude capture, perception, comprehension, or memory:
- Difficult to define or describe:
- Not accessible; hard to reach.
- Not suited to one's comfort, purpose, or needs:
- Inopportune:
- outside the distance to which someone can stretch out their hand.
- Not available, accessible, or at hand.
- Impossible to penetrate or enter:
- Impossible to understand; incomprehensible:
- Impervious to sentiment or argument:
- Incapable of being penetrated:
- Incapable of being affected:
- Impossible to pass, cross, or overcome:
- That cannot be dissolved:
- Difficult or impossible to solve or explain; insolvable:
- Not realizable; unable to be achieved or realized.
- Not available, accessible, or at hand.
- Not workable, especially not capable of being put into practice successfully; not practicable:
- Not friendly; aloof:
- Not accessible; inapproachable:
- Emotionally reserved or indifferent:
- Distant or uninvolved:
- Impossible to do or carry out:
- Unfit for passage:
- Unmanageable; intractable.
- Impossible to surmount; insuperable:
- Impossible to attain:
- Impossible to achieve or attain:
- To, from, or at a considerable distance:
- To, from, or at a much earlier or later time:
- To a considerable degree; much:
- Located far away; distant in space.
- Hidden away; secluded:
- Distant in time:
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