Definitions and Examples of access, opening
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The ability or right to enter, approach, or use something.
Example
The new bridge provides easy access to the city center.
A passage or entrance that allows entry or exit.
Example
The opening in the fence allowed the animals to roam freely.
Key Differences: access vs opening
- 1Access refers to the ability or right to enter or use something, while blockade refers to the act of preventing access.
- 2Opening is a passage or entrance that allows entry or exit, while blockade is a barrier that prevents entry or exit.
Effective Usage of access, opening
- 1Politics: Use blockade to describe a military or political action that restricts access to a place or resource.
- 2Transportation: Use access to describe the ease of entering or using a transportation system.
- 3Architecture: Use opening to describe an entrance or exit in a building or structure.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Access conveys the ability or right to enter or use something, while opening refers to a passage or entrance that allows entry or exit. Use these words in different contexts such as politics, transportation, and architecture to convey the intended meaning effectively.
