access
/ˈæk·ses/ n [U]Definition
› the method or way of approaching a place or person, or the right to use or look at something: Without an official pass, the guards will deny you access to (= will not let you enter) the courthouse. › Access to something can also mean the opportunity or ability to use it: Many of the families do not have access to health care.
(Definition of access n from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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