accommodation

noun

1 they were living in temporary accommodation:

housing, lodging(s), living quarters, quarters, rooms, chambers;

place, place to stay, billet;

shelter, board;

a roof over one's head;

informal digs, pad;

formal abode, residence, place of residence, dwelling, dwelling place, habitation.

2 there was lifeboat accommodation for 1,178 people:

space, room, seating;

places.

3 the country is in a strong position to seek an accommodation with the other powers:

arrangement, understanding, settlement, accord, deal, bargain, compromise.

4 their capacity for accommodation to novelty is very limited:

adjustment, adaptation, attunement, fitting in, habituation, acclimatization, acclimation, acculturation, inurement, hardening, seasoning, conditioning, familiarization, assimilation, integration, domestication, naturalization.

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