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Home >> Synonyms and Antonyms >> Synonyms and Antonyms of Accost, Accuse

Accommodate v.1 board, house, lodge, put up, shelter. 2 aid, assist, comply, conform, help, oblige, provide, serve, supply. 3 accustom, adapt, adjust, com­pose, fit, modify, reconcile, set­tle.

 Accompany v. attend, belong to, co-exist, coincide, complement, conduct, convoy, escort, follow, go with, occur with, supplement.

 Accomplice noun - accessory, ally, associate, collaborator, col­league, confederate, conspirator, helper, henchman, mate, partici­pator, partner.

 Accomplish v. achieve, attain, bring about, carry out, complete, conclude, consummate, dis­charge, effect, execute, manage, obtain, perform, produce, realise.

 Accord v. agree, allow, bestow, concur, confer, conform, corre­spond, endow, give, grant, har-monise, match, render, suit, ten­der.
Antonyms - deny, disagree.

 Accost v. approach, confront, detain, halt, importune, salute, solicit, stop.

 Account noun - 1 chronicle, communi­que, description, explanation, ground, history, memoir, narra­tive, note, portrayal, presenta­tion, record, report, sketch, statement, story, tale, version,
write-up . 2 balance, bill, book, check computation, inventory, invoice ledger, reckoning, register, score, statement, tally.

Accrue Verb - accumulate, amass, arise, build up, collect, emanate, enlarge  ensue, gather, grow, increase, issue, proceed, result, sprint up.

Accumulate Verb - accrue, aggregate, amass assemble, build up, col­lect, gather, grow, hoard, increase  multiply, pile up, stock­pile, store.
Antonyms - disseminate.

Accurate Adjective - authentic, close,  careful, correct, exact, factual, faultless, just, mathematical, meticulous, minute, perfect, precise, proper, regular, right, rigorous, scrupulous, strict, true, truthful, unerring, veracious, well-directed, well­-judged.
 Antonyms - imprecise, inaccurate, inexact, wrong.

 Accuse Verb - allege, attribute, blame, censure, charge, cite, criminate, denounce, impeach, impute, incriminate, inform against.

Ache Verb - agonise, crave, desire, grieve, hanker, hunger, hurt, itch, mourn,  need, pain, pine, smart, smart,  suffer, twinge, yearnoun -

 Achieve Verb - accomplish, acquire, attain, bring about, carry out, complete, consummate, earn, effect, execute, finish, fulfil, gain, get, manage, obtain, per­form, procure, produce, reach, realise, strike, succeed, winoun -
Antonyms - fail, miss.

 Acid Adjective - bitter, caustic, corrosive, harsh, hurtful, ill-natured, inci­sive, morose, pungent, sharp, sour, stinging, trenchant, vin­egary .

Acknowledge Verb - 1 accept, admit, allow, concede, confess, declare, grant, recognise. 2 address, greet, notice, recognise. 3 answer, con­firm, reply to, respond to.

Acquaint Verb - accustom, advise, announce, brief, disclose, divulge, enlighten, familiarise, inform, notify, reveal, tell.

Acquire Verb - achieve, appropriate, attain, buy, collect, earn, pain, gather, get, obtain, pick up, pro­cure, realise, receive, secure, winoun -
 Antonyms - forfeit, forgo, relinquish.

 Acquit Verb - absolve, bear, clear, con­duct, deliver, discharge, dismiss, excuse, exonerate, free, liberate, release, relieve, repay, reprieve, satisfy, settle, vindicate.
Antonyms - convict.

Acrobat noun - balancer, gymnast, somersaulter, stunt-girl, stunt-man, tumbler.
 act noun - 1 accomplishment, achieve­ment, action, deed, enterprise, execution, exploit, feat, manoe­uvre, move, operation, undertak­ing. 2 affectation, dissimulation, fake, feigning, make-believe, pre­tence, show. 3 bill, decree, edict, law, measure, ordinance, resolu­tion, statute. 4 gig, performance, sketch, turnoun -
Verb1 carry out, conduct, execute, exert, function, operate, work. 2 assume, enact, feign, imitate, impersonate, perform, play, por­tray, pretend, represent, simulate.

 Action noun - 1 accomplishment, achievement, activity, agency, cause, deed, effect, effort, endeavour, energy, enterprise, exercise, exertion, exploit, feat, force, functioning, liveliness, mechanism, motion, movement, operation, performance, power, process, spirit, vigour, work. 2 battle, clash, combat; conflict, contest, engagement, fight, fray, skirmish, warfare. 3 case, litiga­tion, prosecution, suit.

Actor noun - actress, artist, comedian, impersonator, masquerader, mime, participant, performer, player.

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