accommodate

/əˈkɒməˌdeɪt/verb

To adjust something so that it fits or suits a particular situation.

Example sentences

“We had to accommodate our schedule to the train timetable.”
“The teacher accommodated the lesson to suit younger students.”

A famous spelling trap: two c's and two m's. It also means to provide lodging or space, as in "the hotel accommodates 200 guests".

Related words

accountA record of money received and spent, or a formal statement of business dealings.accoladeA sign of high praise or an honor recognizing someone's achievement.accumulateTo gather things together gradually until they form a large amount or pile.acclaimTo cry out or shout, especially in welcome or enthusiastic approval.acheTo feel a steady, dull pain, or to be the cause of such pain.accentuateTo draw attention to something and make it stand out clearly.