Access and Magnitude

Access

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

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

Magnitude

Magnitude noun - The quality or state of being important.

Access and magnitude are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Access" instead a noun "Magnitude".

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

full full access full magnitude
similar similar access similar magnitude
new new access new magnitude
greater greater access greater magnitude
Other adjectives: increasing.

Both words in one sentence

  • My Suit Is Also Super Later she gets access to Darwin's Bark spiders, and the costumes she makes get an order of magnitude tougher.
  • We built the most powerful mobile weapon in the galaxy by an order of magnitude, not because we had access to better science or more resources - in fact, we had the short end of the stick on both counts - but simply because we were the only ones crazy enough to dream it up.
  • Translator Microbes The Incarna, who wrote in this language, had access to magic and technology several orders of magnitude beyond that of the heroes or villians, but Alcatraz Smedry The First "broke" their language, rendering it utterly incomprehensible to anything short of the Translator's Lenses.
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