Accomplish
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 20
ak-kom'plish, v. [accomplished (-plisht), -plishing.] To finish, complete, bring to pa , fulfill, realize. [F. accomplir, fr. L. ad and complere, to up.] — Accomplished, -plisht, p. a. Complete and perfected; esp., complete in acquirements. — Accomplishment, n. Act of accomplishing acquirement: attainment. Accompt, ak-kownf. See Account. Accord, ak-k ', n. Concurrence of opinion, will, or action; consent; harmony of sounds; concord; voluntary or spontaneous motion. (Law.) An agreement between parties in controversy, which bars a suit. — v. To make to correspond; to harmonize; to concede. — v. To be in accordance; to agree. (Mus.) To agree in pitch and tone. [L. ad, and cor, cord is, heart.] — Accordance, n. Agreement. — Accord' ant a. Corresponding consonant agreeable. — Accord'antly, adv. — According, p. a. In harmony with; suitable. — Accordingly, adv. In accordance with.
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