approachable
adjective (PLACE) /əˈprəʊ.tʃə.bl̩/
/-ˈproʊ-/ Definition
› If a place is approachable, you can reach it or get near to it: It's one of the few lakeside villages approachable by car.Closeness in distance and timeAbout to happen
(Definition of approachable adjective (PLACE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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approach noun (DEALING WITH)
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approach verb (COME NEAR)
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approach verb (COMMUNICATE)
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Synonyms and related words:
- a few/couple of steps idiom
- a hair's breadth idiom
- a stone's throw idiom
- anywhere near idiom
- at close quarters/range idiom
- come within an ace of sth idiom
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- near verb
- nearby adverb, adjective
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