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accomplishment
noun as in something successfully done, completed
Strongest matches
ability, achievement, capability, deed, effort, exploit, feat, performance, skill, talent, triumph
Strong matches
act, art, attainment, completion, conclusion, consummation, coup, execution, finish, fulfillment, production, proficiency, realization, stroke
Weak matches
Example Sentences
For instance, federal government workers withheld their consent earlier this year by ignoring Elon Musk’s time-wasting demand for weekly emails listing their accomplishments.
For the Los Angeles Unified School District, the quick return marked a signature accomplishment.
“Not one of those individuals that is running comes close to the experience that I have and the accomplishments that I’ve had so far,” Luna said.
As in many of her stump speeches and media interviews, she tends to recite her accomplishments as if reading from a resume, which sometimes reads as defensive.
Kirk was after something cooler, grander, more numinous and entirely of the moment: celebrity as a celebration of itself, untethered to any specific skills or accomplishments.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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