accompli



fait accompli

A decision that has already been made or something that has already been accomplished or completed. The decision by the CEO to close 50 of the company's stores came as a fait accompli to the rest of the management team, who were powerless to stop it. Failing this class is not a fait accompli—you have the ability to study and bring up your grade!
See also: accompli, fait

a fait accompli

a decision or action which has already been made or done and which cannot be changed The sudden change in policy was presented to the party as a fait accompli, without any consultation.
See also: accompli, fait

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
IrmuskaEER-moosh-kawHungarian (Rare)
Amirani-Georgian Mythology
ApphiaAF-ee-ə (English), AP-fee-ə (English)Biblical
Aimiah-ee-mee Japanese
Ariellaar-ee-EL-ə, er-ee-EL-əEnglish (Rare)
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