Access and Hold

Access

Access noun - A sudden experiencing of a physical or mental disorder.

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Hold and access are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hold" instead a noun "Access".

Hold noun - The act or manner of holding.

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Access and hold are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Access" instead a noun "Hold".

Nearby Words: holding, holder, holdback

old	old access	old hold
good	good access	good hold
full	full access	full hold
better	better access	better hold
Other adjectives: inside, complete, infinite, legitimate, exclusive, small, little, mental, outside, last, increasing.

power	access power	hold power
place	access place	hold place
time	access time	hold time
way	access way	hold way
Other words: world, door, items, weapons.

The game is free to play, but you don't have access to the DLC missions, the amount of money you can hold is quite low (about $1500) and your vault can only hold a few items.

Source: Bribing Your Way To Victory / Video Games
When the cable guy phone's Kramer to access his apartment, Kramer excuses himself and puts him on hold — complete with a tape recorder playing elevator music.

Source: Ridiculously Long Phone Hold
This is changing on modern operating systems, however, where extra memory is passively used to hold extra data files for fast access by programs, filling up the longer the system is on.

Source: Useful Notes / Random Access Memory

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