INACCESSIBLE Copy link • INACCESSIBLEinaccessus (post-classical; Plin.): aditu carens (which there is no approaching; e.g., saxa): quo adire fas non est (which it is not lawful to approach). Somewhat inaccessible, difficilior aditu. Inaccessible to anything, impenetrabilis alicui rei (not to be penetrated by it; e.g., specus imbribus). To make anything inaccessible, aliquid ex omni aditu claudere (to cut off all approach to it); aliquid obsepire (to block it up; e.g., viam). IMPROPR., rari aditus (of a person who does not easily allow himself to be approached). To make one’s self inaccessible, aditum petentibus conveniendi non dare: anybody is inaccessible, aditus ad aliquem interclusi sunt: to be inaccessible to bribes, animum adversus dona incorruptum gerere (after Sall., Jug., 43, fin): to be inaccessible to flattery, assentatoribus aures non patefacere: not to be inaccessible to flattery, assentatoribus aures patefacere; adulari (passively) se sinere (Cic.).