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–v.t.1. to have room for; hold comfortably: »
This airplane is large enough to accommodate over 400 passengers.
SYNONYM(S): See syn. under contain. (Cf. ↑contain)2. to help out; oblige: »He wanted change for a dollar, but I could not accommodate him.
SYNONYM(S): serve.3. to supply; furnish: a) to supply with a place to sleep or live for a time, and sometimes with food as well: »Can the inn accommodate a party of five for two weeks?
b) to provide (a person) with a loan of money.4. to make fit; make suitable; adjust: »We must accommodate ourselves to our changed circumstances. My eyes soon accommodated themselves to seeing objects in the darkness.
SYNONYM(S): fitdapt. See syn. under adjust. (Cf. ↑adjust)5. to bring to harmony or agreement; reconcile: »He tried to accommodate the dispute between the friends.
SYNONYM(S): harmonize, compose.–v.i.1. to become adjusted; be adapted.2. to settle differences; agree.╂[< Latin accommodāre (with English -ate1) < ad- to + commodāre make fit < com- with + modus measure]–ac|com´mo|da´tor, noun.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.