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access
noun (accesses )
1 a means of approaching or entering a place.
2 the right, opportunity or ability to use, approach, meet with or enter something.
3 comput the right and opportunity to log on (see under log1) to a computer system, and to read and edit files that are held within it, often requiring the entry of a password.
4 comput the possibility of transferring data to and from memory.
5 formal or old use a sudden and usually brief period of strong emotion.
verb (accesses , accessed , accessing ) to locate or retrieve (information stored in the memory of a computer).
[14c: from Latin accessus , from ad to + cedere to go]
noun (accesses )
1 a means of approaching or entering a place.
2 the right, opportunity or ability to use, approach, meet with or enter something.
3 comput the right and opportunity to log on (see under log1) to a computer system, and to read and edit files that are held within it, often requiring the entry of a password.
4 comput the possibility of transferring data to and from memory.
5 formal or old use a sudden and usually brief period of strong emotion.
verb (accesses , accessed , accessing ) to locate or retrieve (information stored in the memory of a computer).
[14c: from Latin accessus , from ad to + cedere to go]
| access A word often confused with this one is excess. |
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