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Accomplish is a transitive verb that refers to achieving or completing a task, goal, or objective successfully. It is derived from the Latin word "accomplere," which means to fill up or complete.
When someone accomplishes something, they have managed to bring about a desired outcome through effort, skill, or determination. It implies a sense of fulfillment or achievement that comes after overcoming obstacles or challenges. The act of accomplishing usually requires a deliberate action or intention, as it denotes the successful execution or attainment of a specific aim.
Accomplishing may involve a wide range of undertakings, such as completing a project, reaching a milestone, obtaining a degree, winning a competition, solving a problem, or even fulfilling personal aspirations. It implies a sense of productivity and positive accomplishment, emphasizing the successful conclusion of an endeavor.
The term encompasses both tangible and intangible achievements, encompassing both concrete outcomes and personal growth. It signifies the ability to bring a task to its intended or desired end, often resulting in feelings of satisfaction, pride, and fulfillment.
To accomplish something often requires perseverance, dedication, skill, and sometimes collaboration. It involves setting clear goals, planning strategies, and taking action to overcome obstacles or challenges along the way. Accomplishment signifies the successful culmination of these efforts, proving one's capability, competence, or determination in achieving a specific objective.
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To complete; to finish entirely; to bring to pass.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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The word "accomplish" has its roots in the Latin word "accomplēre", which is a combination of the prefix "ad-" meaning "to" or "towards", and "complēre" meaning "fill" or "fulfill". The Latin word eventually evolved into the Old French word "acomplir" which meant "to fulfill" or "to complete", and was borrowed into Middle English as "accomplish" in the 14th century with the same meaning. Over time, the word has come to refer to successfully completing or achieving something.
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