accessible to

Frequency: 8.538.0 per million words

Indicates the audience or group for whom something is intended or can be understood by.

accessibleaccessible + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The beach should be accessible to everyone.
  • These cartoons make Shakespeare more accessible to children.
  • We must ensure this website is fully accessible to people with disabilities.
  • High-yield investment funds were once only accessible to the wealthy.
  • The professor's goal was to make complex scientific theories accessible to a general audience.
  • All public services must remain easily accessible to all citizens.
  • The museum's new app makes its collection instantly accessible to a global audience.
  • This sensitive data should not be accessible to unauthorized personnel.
  • Clean drinking water is still not readily accessible to many rural communities.
  • The legal documents were written in a style that was barely accessible to anyone without a law degree.