Preposition: about

• inmate: The T-shaped main building could accommodate about 60 inmates.

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• happily: It was totally hassle-free, and they happily accommodated all our special requirements and adapted the building to meet our needs.

Object

• inmate: By this time the workhouse could accommodate 464 inmates.

• wheelchair: We also have a dedicated disabled picnic area with tables specifically designed to accommodate wheelchairs.

• guest: Alternatively, to accommodate more guests, you could opt for spending less per head on the receptions.

• passenger: Although she can accommodate 750 passengers, she is still small enough to travel up the world's greatest river.

• pet: We very much regret that we are unable to accommodate pets.

• request: We will attempt to accommodate a request to view the library outside these hours. How long can I borrow items for?

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• comfortably: The splendid Dining room comfortably accommodates up to 100 guests for a sit down meal.

• approximately: The rooms will accommodate approximately 60 students, and provide enhanced lecture and multi-media facilities for the School.

• flexibly: Given that retail is a constantly evolving area, it is imperative that any system can flexibly accommodate changes to strategy and measures.

Preposition: in

• room: The Reading Room offers space for up to twenty researchers and additional readers can be accommodated in the adjacent meeting room if necessary.

• excess: A multi-use facility which can accommodate in excess of 7,500 seated spectators, with provisions for the disabled.