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to accommodate
01
to adjust or adapt to meet specific needs or requirements
02
to accept someone's opinion and consider doing it, particularly when it differs from one's opinion
03
to provide what is desired or needed, especially in terms of space, resources, or services
04
to provide enough space for a certain number of people or things to occupy and use for a particular purpose
05
to make one thing compatible with another
06
to provide a space for someone to live or stay in
Example
The theater added extra showtimes to accommodate the high demand for tickets.
The classroom was rearranged to accommodate a workshop.
The hotel staff went above and beyond to accommodate the dietary restrictions of their guests.
The office layout was reorganized to accommodate the growing team.
The ultra-wide driveway accommodated multiple vehicles with ease.
