Clear your doubt - access, assess, excess
access (AK ses")
1. Way of approach, a means of reaching, passageway, entry: "Switzerland has access to the sea by way of the Rhine River."
2. A way of getting to something or someone, admittance; entrance: "The thief gained access to the vault."
2. A way of getting to something or someone, admittance; entrance: "The thief gained access to the vault."
"The hallway offers good access to the bedroom."
assess (uh SES)
1. To set an estimated value on property, etc. for taxation; estimate, appraise: "The local tax office decided to assess the new houses."
2. To judge, evaluate, appraise, determine look: "The general will assess the situation and call for reinforcements if needed."
2. To judge, evaluate, appraise, determine look: "The general will assess the situation and call for reinforcements if needed."
excess (ik SES)
1. Surpassing limits, surplus, extra, overflow: "The excess furniture was stored in the cellar."
2. Superabundance, surplus, overabundance, too much, oversupply: "The boy had an excess of energy."
2. Superabundance, surplus, overabundance, too much, oversupply: "The boy had an excess of energy."
"There is an excess of poverty, hunger, and suffering in the world."
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