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Accommodation

Description:

The term "accommodation" refers to the act of providing lodging or a place to stay. It can also refer to the adjustment or adaptation made in response to different circumstances or needs.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: Accommodation
  • Verb: Accommodate

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

  1. Lodging: Accommodation can mean a place where one can stay, typically during a trip or vacation.
    Example sentence: The hotel provided excellent accommodation for the weary travelers.
    Related products: Hotels
  2. Adjustment: Accommodation can also refer to a modification or adaptation made to fit certain requirements or circumstances.
    Example sentence: The teacher made accommodations for students with special needs.
    Related products: Adaptive Equipment
  3. Compromise: Accommodation can be used to describe a mutual agreement or settlement between parties with differing opinions or interests.
    Example sentence: The negotiations resulted in an accommodation that satisfied both sides.

Verb:

  1. Provide Lodging: To accommodate means to provide lodging or a place to stay for someone.
    Example sentence: The hotel can accommodate up to 200 guests during peak season.
    Related products: Travel Bags
  2. Adapt or Adjust: Accommodate as a verb can mean to adapt or adjust something to suit specific needs or circumstances.
    Example sentence: The restaurant was able to accommodate their request for a vegetarian meal.

Note: It's important to clarify that the correct spelling is "accommodation," not "accommidation."

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