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reaccommodate

reaccommodate verb: to accommodate again, or following disruption.

Verb

reaccommodate (third-person singular simple present reaccommodates, present participle reaccommodating, simple past and past participle reaccommodated)

  1. To accommodate again, or following disruption
  2. to rebook a passenger on a flight when the original flight is cancelled.

Forms of reaccommodate

third-person singular presentreaccommodates
present participlereaccommodating
past participlereaccommodated
pastreaccommodated

Origin of reaccommodate

From re- + accommodate.

Questions about reaccommodate

What does reaccommodate mean?
Reaccommodate means to accommodate again, or following disruption.
What part of speech is reaccommodate?
Reaccommodate is a verb.
What is the past tense of reaccommodate?
The past tense of reaccommodate is reaccommodated.

Words near reaccommodate in the dictionary

  1. reacclimatization
  2. reacclimatize
  3. reacclimatized
  4. reacclimatizes
  5. reacclimatizing
  6. reaccommodate
  7. reaccommodated
  8. reaccommodates
  9. reaccommodating
  10. reaccommodation
  11. reaccomodation

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