Synonyms for accessibility
ac·ces·si·bil·i·ty

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1. handiness, accessibility, availability, availablenessnoun

   the quality of being at hand when needed

   Synonyms:
   availableness, approachability, handiness, availability

   Antonyms:
   unavailability, inaccessibility

2. approachability, accessibilitynoun

   the attribute of being easy to meet or deal with

   Synonyms:
   availableness, approachability, handiness, availability

   Antonyms:
   unavailability, inaccessibility

Matched Categories

1. • Convenience
   • Friendliness

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1. List of paraphrases for "accessibility":

   access, accessible, availability, affordability, reachability

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1. Leonardo Trasande:

   If you avoid canned food consumption, you avoid the major source of bisphenol exposure, now the alternative to canned fruits and vegetables is frozen or fresh fruits and vegetables, and I appreciate there are some accessibility issues during the pandemic, and the existence of food deserts for certain economically disadvantaged groups. That needs to be addressed.

2. Benoit Rouyer:

   It's an enormous market for us. It's our No.1 cheese market outside the EU, even for premium products, it creates a problem of accessibility. Our ambition is to reach the broadest possible population in the U.S., our cheeses are not intended for an elite.

3. Danielle Steelesmith:

   We found several health-related variables, but we found being uninsured did increase suicide rates, we think it's related to accessibility. People who don't have insurance likely can't afford to seek out the kind of help they need or they may not even know where to look for help, especially in rural areas.

4. Karina De Sousa:

   A recent study showed that only 15% of US adults with hearing loss use hearing aids, there are many potential reasons people opt not to get hearing aids, but one issue has been the accessibility and affordability of the devices.

5. Paul Irving:

   The incident on April 15 reminds us all of the greatest asset of the Capitol -- openness and accessibility -- can at times be its greatest liability, discussing classified but extremely sensitive national security capabilities in an open forum could be exploited by potential adversaries.