The Opposite(Antonym) of “enterable”
The antonyms of enterable are inaccessible and locked. The antonyms inaccessible and locked convey a state of being unable to enter or access something.
Explore all Antonyms of “enterable”
Definitions and Examples of inaccessible, locked
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not able to be reached or entered.
Example
The mountain peak was inaccessible due to heavy snowfall.
Fastened with a lock and key, preventing access or entry.
Example
The door was locked and he couldn't get in without the key.
Key Differences: inaccessible vs locked
- 1Inaccessible refers to something that cannot be reached or entered, while locked refers to something that is intentionally secured with a lock.
- 2Inaccessible can also refer to something that is difficult to reach or enter, while locked implies that access is completely prevented.
Effective Usage of inaccessible, locked
- 1Navigation: Use inaccessible to describe places that are difficult or impossible to reach.
- 2Security: Use locked to describe doors, safes, or other items that are intentionally secured to prevent unauthorized access.
Remember this!
The antonyms of enterable are inaccessible and locked. Inaccessible refers to something that cannot be reached or entered, while locked refers to something that is intentionally secured with a lock. Use these words to describe places that are difficult or impossible to reach, or to describe items that are intentionally secured to prevent unauthorized access.
