əˈkämplish, -ēsh also aˈ- or -əm- transitive verb
( -ed/-ing/-es )
Etymology: Middle English accomplissen, accomplisshen, from Middle French acompliss-, stem of acomplir, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin accomplēre, from Latin ad- + complēre to fill up, complete — more at complete
1. : to execute fully : perform , achieve , fulfill
I have accomplished all that God has given me the strength to do — Henry Baerlein
2.
a. : to attain to
I have accomplished 92 years of my life — P.B.Kyne
b. : traverse
he would starve before accomplishing half the distance — W.H.Hudson †1922
3. archaic
a. : to equip thoroughly
b. : perfect
qualities accomplishing a proper gentlewoman
Synonyms: see perform