Meaning of over-accommodate | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To be too accommodating.
2. To misadjust the focal point of the eye.

Examples

“I would much rather put⟳ it in the way in which we put⟳ it in our memorandum, which deals with, first of all, ascertaining what a person's housing needs are, finding a house which will accommodate him and his family — not over-accommodate or under-accommodate them — and finding one which is at a rent⟳ he can afford⟳ and which, in general terms, is in an area in which he wishes to live⟳.”

“There are cases where some Moroccan women are unnecessarily cautious, careful and polite, trying either to under-accommodate or over-accommodate their use⟳ of address expressions on some occasions.”

“It is her job to neither over-accommodate nor under-accommodate the employees' needs.”

“This can be done by subtracting one-half the depth of focus⟳ from the stimulus to accommodation when the subject over-accommodated and by adding one-half the depth when he under-accommodated.”

“Actually, this is not generally true and one may under-accommodate or over-accommodate and still see⟳ clearly due to the depth of focus⟳ of the eye.”

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