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accommodates
verb as in make room, lodging available
verb as in make, become suitable for something
Strong matches
Example Sentences
There are 16,000 single beds, and each apartment accommodates four, six, or eight athletes.
But see the beauty of high blood: with what a calm grace the man of family accommodates himself to fortune.
“The wise man cannot lie,” because nature accommodates herself to his statement.
Really it is wonderful to see how beautifully human nature accommodates itself to anything, even to the listening to essays.
The chief building accommodates eighty travellers, with stabling and storerooms.
The town-bred man more readily accommodates himself to the conditions of life there.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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