What is "accomodate"

Usage examples of "accomodate".

We took the worst side of our collective personality and designed global systems to accomodate it.

The facilities were altered to accomodate griffin parts, and the shower had once been two units, welded together.

Despite the overgrown weeds there was a distinct path, wide enough to accomodate a single person on foot, leading from outside the gate directly to the mausoleum door.

Miss Strood was less accomodating to the great lady than she usually was, being the attendant of an ever greater lady so far as status was concerned.

As the Serenity Prayer tells us, control may mean coping with a situation by yielding, patiently accepting, or accomodating the situation as well as coping by assertively doing something to change things.

The sidewalk widened out to accomodate some pink-flowering azaleas and another slatted wooden park bench.

To accomodate the leaders of the respective tribes, several deerskin tents had been laid out in a circular pattern, each encompassed in its own ring of campfires.

The excitement was so intens, in fack, that a extra hotel was startid in the town to accomodate the peple who thronged to my cradle.

His mood was so expansive that he didn't mind moving half a dozen times to accomodate the placement of video pickups and audio cubes.

Kulan Tith and his Kaolians stood wide-eyed and speechless with amazement as they saw thousands of these strange, fierce warriors emerge from the companion-way of the small craft that could not comfortably have accomodated more than fifty.