Modifies a noun

• light: His home is like an unapproachable light to us.

Modifying Another Word

• so: I really tried to relate to the central character but found him so unapproachable even when Jake Gyllenhaal was giving such a wonderful performance.

• completely: Feral kittens grow up as if they are wild animals and become completely unapproachable.

• not: My response was that while in truth the standards set forth might be unachievable, they were not unapproachable.

• somewhat: However, we are aware that a lot of men still find their GP somewhat unapproachable ( or even embarrassed ) on sexual matters.

• quite: I have spoken to people who say they feel like it can be quite unapproachable and that is not necessarily very healthy.

• too: To such people the aristocratic gods of the Tuatha de Danann may have been too unapproachable, even if access had been allowed them.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: These films showed a certain bravery in tackling a subject which, at the time, seemed unapproachable.