Accommodate - provide sufficient space for. [this word comes from the word commodious]
Commodious - having enough space
Eg : My house is very commodious.
Synonyms :
Capacious: Having a lot of space.
Eg : She rummaged in her capacious hand bag for her hanky.
Roomy : spacious, plenty of space.
Eg : This building is roomy and well planned.
Accomplice - A person part of a crime
Eg : He is one of the accomplices in this case.
[Accomplice comes from the word complicity]
- group of persons coming / planning together to do something negative (crime).
synonyms :
Connive - conspire to do something immoral / unlawful
Connivance [noun]
Scheme [verb] - making some devious plan to do some crime.
Plotting - planning to do something negative.
Collusion - secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy in order to deceive others.
Collude [verb]
Collude sounds similar to collide
Collide - to hit / bang some object.
Accomplice sounds similar to Accomplish
Accomplish - to achieve something.
Eg : He is an accomplished ballet dancer.
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Accord -
Accordance [noun] - to be in agreement with something.
Eg : I am in accord with this procedure.
In accordance with the laws of this country we cannot do this here.
Accost - [This word is used in negative manner]
- come face to face angrily and demand, address boldly and aggressively.
Eg : Reporters accosted him in the street.
[so here when some one comes face to face angrily and demands us then we say say, "he accosted me", but when he comes and have a face - face friendly chat, then we say, "I had a Tete- e -Tete with him"]
Tete-e-Tete - one to one conversation or face to face conversation in a friendly way.
Eg : I had a Tete-e-Tete with my manager today.
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Accoutre [v] - Equip in something noticeable and impressive way.
Accoutrements - accompanying things [equipment related to a particular profession].
Eg : Night vision glasses, ammo, guns and knives are the basic accoutrements of the
soldier
synonyms :
Appurtenances - accessory associated with particular activity, or style of living.
Eg : She looks great in her wedding appurtenances.
Paraphernalia - equipment needed for an activity.
Eg : He is a very rich man, but he doesn't uses any paraphernalia to show that.
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Accretion - Growth / increasing or adding up of something.
Eg : The accretion of fund for the CSR increased tremendously in the final stages.
[This word came from the word Accrue]
Accrue [v] - accumulate or add up in an increasing amounts over time.
Eg : How much interest Accrues to my account if I deposit 1 million dollars in your
bank??
Accrual [n]- action of accruing.
Attrition - reduction / decrease in number of employees that occur when people leave the because
they resign, retire etc..
Eg : Attrition rate is 3% in the manufacturing industry but it is 26% in IT industry.
Atrophy [v] - [Biological term] - 1) a gradual loss in muscle or tissue due to some disease or lack of
use.
2) gradually decline in effectiveness or vigour.
Eg : Your vocab skills can atrophy without constant practicing.
Eg : He looks emaciated due to his muscle atrophy.
Commodious - having enough space
Eg : My house is very commodious.
Synonyms :
Capacious: Having a lot of space.
Eg : She rummaged in her capacious hand bag for her hanky.
Roomy : spacious, plenty of space.
Eg : This building is roomy and well planned.
Accomplice - A person part of a crime
Eg : He is one of the accomplices in this case.
[Accomplice comes from the word complicity]
- group of persons coming / planning together to do something negative (crime).
synonyms :
Connive - conspire to do something immoral / unlawful
Connivance [noun]
Scheme [verb] - making some devious plan to do some crime.
Plotting - planning to do something negative.
Collusion - secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy in order to deceive others.
Collude [verb]
Collude sounds similar to collide
Collide - to hit / bang some object.
Accomplice sounds similar to Accomplish
Accomplish - to achieve something.
Eg : He is an accomplished ballet dancer.
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Accord -
Accordance [noun] - to be in agreement with something.
Eg : I am in accord with this procedure.
In accordance with the laws of this country we cannot do this here.
Accost - [This word is used in negative manner]
- come face to face angrily and demand, address boldly and aggressively.
Eg : Reporters accosted him in the street.
[so here when some one comes face to face angrily and demands us then we say say, "he accosted me", but when he comes and have a face - face friendly chat, then we say, "I had a Tete- e -Tete with him"]
Tete-e-Tete - one to one conversation or face to face conversation in a friendly way.
Eg : I had a Tete-e-Tete with my manager today.
______________________________________________________________________________
Accoutre [v] - Equip in something noticeable and impressive way.
Accoutrements - accompanying things [equipment related to a particular profession].
Eg : Night vision glasses, ammo, guns and knives are the basic accoutrements of the
soldier
synonyms :
Appurtenances - accessory associated with particular activity, or style of living.
Eg : She looks great in her wedding appurtenances.
Paraphernalia - equipment needed for an activity.
Eg : He is a very rich man, but he doesn't uses any paraphernalia to show that.
__________________________________________________________________________________
Accretion - Growth / increasing or adding up of something.
Eg : The accretion of fund for the CSR increased tremendously in the final stages.
[This word came from the word Accrue]
Accrue [v] - accumulate or add up in an increasing amounts over time.
Eg : How much interest Accrues to my account if I deposit 1 million dollars in your
bank??
Accrual [n]- action of accruing.
Attrition - reduction / decrease in number of employees that occur when people leave the because
they resign, retire etc..
Eg : Attrition rate is 3% in the manufacturing industry but it is 26% in IT industry.
Atrophy [v] - [Biological term] - 1) a gradual loss in muscle or tissue due to some disease or lack of
use.
2) gradually decline in effectiveness or vigour.
Eg : Your vocab skills can atrophy without constant practicing.
Eg : He looks emaciated due to his muscle atrophy.
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