̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷əbəl adjective
Etymology: French, from Late Latin accessibilis, from Latin accessus (past participle of accedere to approach) + -ibilis -ible — more at accede
1. : capable of being used as an entrance : providing access
one ascent accessible from earth — John Milton
2.
a. : capable of being reached or easily approached
a town accessible by rail
: easy to meet
b. : easy to get along with, talk to, or deal with : approachable , communicative
an accessible and genial man
3. : capable of being influenced or affected : open
accessible to the flattery of this honest praise — Elinor Wylie
4. : capable of being used, seen, known, or experienced : available
a book accessible to all students
: comprehensible
readily accessible to the nonprofessional reader — J.K.Galbraith
• ac·ces·si·bly -blē, -i adverb
• ac·ces·si·ble·ness -bəlnə̇s noun -es