Accommodate and Keep

Accommodate

Accommodate verb - To make or have room for.

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Keep and accommodate are semantically related in hold topic. In some cases you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Accommodate".

Keep verb - Supply with room and board.

Usage example: keep boarders

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Accommodate and keep are semantically related in hold topic. Sometimes you can use "Accommodate" instead a verb "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

character	accommodate character	keep character
power	accommodate power	keep power
people	accommodate people	keep people
number	accommodate number	keep number
Other words: time, fact, characters, game, story, population, everyone, players, powers.

Such suits are also available as emergency gear aboard some ships, as the skinsuits require specific fitting to accommodate individual users, so that the suit can keep the user's insides inside.

Source: Latex Space Suit
Retcon: In order to accommodate for the events of the second movie, but still keep the backstory he came up with for Po's past, the author has it that Lord Shen still incited the panda massacre—he just missed Bao and Li-Na because they had already gone on the run as highwaymen.

Source: Fan Fic / Different Tales Different Lessons
If the adventurer goes down you typically only get to keep one or two items from the run as you have to physically carry the unconscious adventurer's body out of the dungeon which means emptying your pockets to accommodate.

Source: Video Game / Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale

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