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Definition of accessibility in English: accessibilitynoun əksɛsɪˈbɪlɪtiəkˌsɛsəˈbɪlədi mass noun1The quality of being able to be reached or entered. the restoration project involved repairing the roof and improving accessibility Example sentencesExamples - They maintain and enhance physical accessibility of campus facilities.
- It provides a range of support services, including general health and safety, accessibility, and fire planning.
- We focus on issues that address the needs of bus users, such as bus stop accessibility and the comfort and safety of buses.
- Reliable and affordable public transport determines accessibility to both employment and housing.
- He demonstrated the accessibility of lakes Nyasa and Tanganyika.
- We have a plan for improved accessibility in and around Lower Manhattan.
- We bring customers in by promising great service, state-of-the-art technology, and easy accessibility to our warehouse.
- The campaign will fund more than 4,000 square feet of new exhibition space and an elevator for increased accessibility.
- He also indicated that plans were underway to improve public transit and road accessibility to the airport.
- Another advantage of the hospital is its accessibility and convenience for many veterans who walk or take the subway or buses.
Synonyms ease of access, availability, approachability, obtainability - 1.1 The quality of being easy to obtain or use.
students were concerned about the accessibility of quality academic counselling Example sentencesExamples - More methodical indexing would improve accessibility of the case studies.
- It is obvious that this software will be more restricted in terms of its accessibility to the database servers.
- The potential collector base is quite large due to the accessibility of photographs.
- Its easily removed side panel, removable drive cage, and general accessibility make it hard to beat.
- The easy accessibility of information on the Internet has made encyclopedias far less useful.
- A major national supplier announced it would stop selling ammonium nitrate as its easy accessibility questioned local safety.
- With new operating systems introduced every few years, the accessibility of e-books can be transient.
- Growth in its e-commerce capabilities is expected to revolutionize the accessibility of banking services.
- There's more accessibility to drugs, and it's creeping into our community.
- The field of astronomy is enriched by the accessibility of several high-caliber airborne telescopes.
- 1.2 The quality of being easily understood or appreciated.
the accessibility of his work helped to popularize modern art Synonyms comprehensibility, intelligibility, understandability, penetrability, approachability - 1.3 The quality of being easily reached, entered, or used by people who have a disability.
many architects believe that accommodating wheelchairs is all there is to providing accessibility Example sentencesExamples - This conserves bandwidth and enhances handicap accessibility.
- For existing disabled staff, we have discussed accessibility requirements on an individual basis and agreed on provision of facilities.
- The state received anonymous complaints about accessibility, relating to the building's ramp and parking spaces.
- The board gave the city until December 1 to fix problems with the library's accessibility to people with disabilities.
- We are currently exploring the improvement of IT accessibility for disabled people.
- Persons with disabilities faced accessibility difficulties at certain polling sites.
- If ramps are built for handicap accessibility, and no one uses the ramps, then it's a waste.
- Development proposals will be refused unless the facility is relocated to other appropriate premises with equal accessibility.
- The library is now compliant with federal accessibility standards, incorporating ramps, automatic doors, and an elevator.
- Accessibility for disabled users and accessibility for diverse methods of browsing the web are connected issues.
Definition of accessibility in US English: accessibilitynounəkˌsesəˈbilədēəkˌsɛsəˈbɪlədi 1The quality of being able to be reached or entered. the restoration project involved repairing the roof and improving accessibility Example sentencesExamples - The campaign will fund more than 4,000 square feet of new exhibition space and an elevator for increased accessibility.
- We have a plan for improved accessibility in and around Lower Manhattan.
- He also indicated that plans were underway to improve public transit and road accessibility to the airport.
- Reliable and affordable public transport determines accessibility to both employment and housing.
- We bring customers in by promising great service, state-of-the-art technology, and easy accessibility to our warehouse.
- They maintain and enhance physical accessibility of campus facilities.
- It provides a range of support services, including general health and safety, accessibility, and fire planning.
- Another advantage of the hospital is its accessibility and convenience for many veterans who walk or take the subway or buses.
- We focus on issues that address the needs of bus users, such as bus stop accessibility and the comfort and safety of buses.
- He demonstrated the accessibility of lakes Nyasa and Tanganyika.
Synonyms ease of access, availability, approachability, obtainability - 1.1 The quality of being easy to obtain or use.
students were concerned about the accessibility of quality academic counseling Example sentencesExamples - There's more accessibility to drugs, and it's creeping into our community.
- Growth in its e-commerce capabilities is expected to revolutionize the accessibility of banking services.
- Its easily removed side panel, removable drive cage, and general accessibility make it hard to beat.
- The easy accessibility of information on the Internet has made encyclopedias far less useful.
- A major national supplier announced it would stop selling ammonium nitrate as its easy accessibility questioned local safety.
- It is obvious that this software will be more restricted in terms of its accessibility to the database servers.
- With new operating systems introduced every few years, the accessibility of e-books can be transient.
- The potential collector base is quite large due to the accessibility of photographs.
- More methodical indexing would improve accessibility of the case studies.
- The field of astronomy is enriched by the accessibility of several high-caliber airborne telescopes.
- 1.2 The quality of being easily understood or appreciated.
the accessibility of his work helped to popularize modern art Synonyms comprehensibility, intelligibility, understandability, penetrability, approachability - 1.3 The quality of being easily reached, entered, or used by people who have a disability.
many architects believe that accommodating wheelchairs is all there is to providing accessibility Example sentencesExamples - Persons with disabilities faced accessibility difficulties at certain polling sites.
- If ramps are built for handicap accessibility, and no one uses the ramps, then it's a waste.
- This conserves bandwidth and enhances handicap accessibility.
- Accessibility for disabled users and accessibility for diverse methods of browsing the web are connected issues.
- For existing disabled staff, we have discussed accessibility requirements on an individual basis and agreed on provision of facilities.
- Development proposals will be refused unless the facility is relocated to other appropriate premises with equal accessibility.
- The state received anonymous complaints about accessibility, relating to the building's ramp and parking spaces.
- The library is now compliant with federal accessibility standards, incorporating ramps, automatic doors, and an elevator.
- The board gave the city until December 1 to fix problems with the library's accessibility to people with disabilities.
- We are currently exploring the improvement of IT accessibility for disabled people.
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