accommodations

n. a place to stay, like a hotel room or a flat, while you are away from home.

n. lodging or living arrangements, especially for travellers. Often used in the plural in American English to refer to a single stay.

“The travel agent booked our flight and hotel accommodations for the summer trip.”

“Finding affordable accommodations in the city centre proved difficult during the peak of the international arts festival.”

American English

n. changes or help provided to someone with a disability or a special need.

n. adjustments or modifications made to a task, environment, or policy to ensure equal access for people with disabilities.

“The school made accommodations for the student who used a wheelchair.”

“Under the new legislation, employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations for staff members with chronic health conditions.”

Formal

n. agreements or changes made so that two different groups can work together.

n. the process of adapting or adjusting to someone else's needs to reach a compromise.

“Both sides had to make accommodations to reach a final peace agreement.”

“The treaty required significant political accommodations from both nations to ensure long-term stability in the region.”

Academic · Formal