Meanings
- uncountableAbsence of access to somebody or something.
In suit for divorce on ground of adultery, testimony of husband as to nonaccess to wife, to his sexual relations with wife, and as to her admissions to him that he was not the father of second child, was inadmissible.
1967, Atlantic Reporter Digest
Origin
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