to provide somebody with a room or place to sleep, live or sit

to provide enough space for somebody/something

The garage can accommodate three cars.

The old town hall now accommodates a Folk Museum.

to consider something such as somebody’s opinion or a fact and be influenced by it when you are deciding what to do or explaining something

Our proposal tries to accommodate the special needs of minority groups.

She modified her views so as to accommodate the objections of American feminists.

I have accommodated the press a great deal, giving numerous interviews.

I’m sure the bank will be able to accommodate you.

to change your behaviour so that you can deal with a new situation better

I needed to accommodate to the new schedule.

LEARNit Dictionary