accommodates
- 1Third-person singular simple present of accommodate.
The new stadium accommodates nearly fifty thousand spectators.
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Note
A form that nearly always arrives with an object, because every sense of the verb is transitive: a hall accommodates a crowd, a plan accommodates a change. When the subject is the one adjusting, the reflexive pattern appears with to: she accommodates herself to the new rules. With plural subjects the bare accommodate returns, and both doubled letters, cc and mm, stay in every form.
She accommodates herself to each new schedule without complaint.
A good teacher accommodates the lesson to the class in front of her.
accommodates is a form of accommodate
accommodate, verb: To provide housing or lodging for one or more people. Full entry
- Forms
- accommodateaccommodates he/she/itaccommodating -ing formaccommodated past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- accommodate → accommodates: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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