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accommodate

Definition for accommodate

verb as in make room, lodging available

verb as in perform service

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Indian airlines have placed orders for some 1,900 new aircraft, a thousand of which are expected to be delivered in the next five years, making such infrastructure critically important to accommodate this new fleet.

From BBC

Indeed, Fingerprints Music and Cardi B accommodated around 200 to 300 more people toward the tail end of the event from among those who didn’t make the list.

When it does, it will accommodate about 60 preschoolers at a time, for at least eight hours a day.

It will accommodate 5,000 people, slightly more than in Rome two years ago, but certainly fewer than the 6,500 that fitted in the Paris behemoth in 2018.

From BBC

Rachel added that she was incredibly grateful to the home for accommodating their request.

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

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