The Opposite(Antonym) of “nonpassible”
The antonyms of nonpassible are passable, crossable, and accessible. These words describe the ability to be traversed or traveled through without difficulty or obstruction.
Explore all Antonyms of “nonpassible”
Definitions and Examples of passable, crossable, accessible
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Able to be traveled through or crossed without difficulty or obstruction.
Example
The road was passable after the snowplow cleared the snow.
Able to be crossed or traversed without difficulty or danger.
Example
The river was shallow enough to be crossable on foot.
Able to be reached or entered; easily approached or obtained.
Example
The library is accessible to people with disabilities.
Key Differences: passable vs crossable vs accessible
- 1Passable refers to the ability to travel through or cross without difficulty or obstruction.
- 2Crossable describes the ability to be crossed or traversed without difficulty or danger.
- 3Accessible describes the ability to be reached or entered easily.
Effective Usage of passable, crossable, accessible
- 1Travel: Use these antonyms when describing roads, bridges, and other transportation routes.
- 2Geography: Use these antonyms when describing terrain, such as rivers, mountains, and valleys.
- 3Architecture: Use these antonyms when describing buildings, parks, and other structures that can be accessed by the public.
Remember this!
The antonyms passable, crossable, and accessible describe the ability to travel through or cross without difficulty or obstruction, the ability to be crossed or traversed without difficulty or danger, and the ability to be reached or entered easily. Use these words when describing roads, bridges, terrain, buildings, parks, and other structures that can be accessed by the public.
