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accommodated

Meanings

  • to make or keep (someone or something) in a position or situation in which they are comfortable or content.

    - "The hotel accommodated all the guests' needs."
    - "The company has accommodated its employees' demands for a better working environment."
    - "The teacher accommodated the student's learning style by providing extra materials and resources."
Antonyms

discommodate
Synonyms

adapt , adjust , arrange , conform , suit , oblige , reconcile
Rhymes
Words rhyming with accommodated
acomplished , accomplishedly , accomplishment , accomplishments , accomplice , accomplices , accomplishment , accomplishments
Homophones
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  1. accommodate

  2. accommodated

  3. accommodates

  4. accommodation

Variants
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accommodate , accommodated , accommodates , accommodating , accommodative , accommodativeness , accommodativenesses , accommodator , accommodators
Forms
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The verb 'accommodate' can be conjugated in various forms to indicate the tense, mood, or voice of the verb. For example, the present tense forms of the verb 'accommodate' are 'accommodate,' 'accommodates,' and 'accommodating.' The past tense forms of the verb 'accommodate' are 'accommodated' and 'accommodating.' The present participle forms of the verb 'accommodate' are 'accommodating' and 'accommodated.' The past participle forms of the verb 'accommodate' are 'accommodated' and 'accommodating.'

Etymology
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from the Latin 'accommodare,' meaning 'to make ready, fit, or accommodate,' from 'commodus,' meaning 'useful, convenient, or advantageous.'

Related Concepts
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  1. hospitality: The act or practice of providing hospitality, warmth, and welcome to guests, strangers, or travelers, often in recognition of their contributions or achievements to the community or to the individual providing the hospitality.

  2. hospice: A specialized healthcare facility or program dedicated to providing comfort, care, and support to individuals who are terminally ill or have a life-limiting illness, and who require palliative care and support to manage their symptoms and maintain their quality of life.

  3. respite care: A type of short-term care and support provided to individuals who are caring for family members or loved ones who have chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other complex care needs. Respite care allows the primary caregiver to take a break from their caregiving responsibilities, while ensuring that the individual receiving care continues to receive the necessary care and support to maintain their health and wellbeing.

Quotes
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  1. The young-adult horror authors tend to be too busy "accommodating" MTV attention spans to create vivid personalities …

    - Ken Tucker,{it}New York Times Book Review{/it},14 Nov. 1993

  2. … a farmhouse that has been redone to "accommodate" both good English antiques and luxe 20th-century comforts without sacrificing any of its rough-hewn charm.

    - Francine Prose,{it}Travel & Leisure{/it},December 1994

  3. Although {it}Lost World{/it} was the hottest movie around, we saw it in a chamber of almost laughable minuteness, barely large enough to "accommodate" nine rows of seats, which were grudgingly padded …

    - Bill Bryson,{it}I'm a Stranger Here Myself{/it},1999

  4. … political authority depended on tribal leadership, and the scholars had to "accommodate" themselves to it.

    - Ernest Gellner,{it}Culture, Identity, and Politics{/it},1987
Culture
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In various cultures, the term 'accommodated' has been used to describe individuals or groups who have been given special treatment or privileges, often in recognition of their contributions or achievements. For example, in ancient Rome, the term 'accommodatus' was used to describe a freedman who had been granted special privileges or exemptions, often in recognition of his services or loyalty to his patron or to the state. Similarly, in medieval Europe, the term 'accommodated' was used to describe individuals or groups who had been given special treatment or privileges, often in recognition of their contributions or achievements to the community or to the Church.

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