accommodate (one) with



accommodate (one) with

To fulfill one's needs, often with special consideration after something has gone awry. Thankfully, the hotel was able to accommodate us with a non-smoking room after all. I was told there were no rentals left, but once I mentioned my famous father, the clerk was suddenly able to accommodate me with a luxury car.
See also: accommodate

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Xavier['zeivjə(r)]
Charismakə-RIZ-məEnglish (Rare)
Lucas['lu:kəs]
Aseneth-Biblical Latin
Boos-Biblical Greek
Libitina-Roman Mythology