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accommodate

Definition for accommodate

verb as in make room, lodging available

verb as in perform service

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Example Sentences

But instead of a baby they were raising a widower’s three young daughters and expanded their San Francisco home to accommodate the growing family.

Deca has transformed outdated sites to accommodate new technologies.

This ignores entirely the decision to move the party to the center to accommodate Liz Cheney and her small army of disaffected Republicans who had been exiled from their own party.

From Salon

"Its size has doubled over time, partly due to the need to accommodate future provision for local rail services," the spokesperson added.

From BBC

A number of nearby residents were evacuated, with Abergavenny Leisure Centre opened up to accommodate those affected and some still unable to return to their homes.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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