Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Accomplish"

A: To do something right and successfully

A: achieve

A: to win something or achieve a goal

A: to finish a big task/challenge.


the little boy accomplished riding a bike without training wheels.

I have accomplished receiving my doctorate in science.

A: To achieve a goal usually

A: • I’m never going to accomplish this if I don’t focus.
• I have not accomplished a single thing today.
• He is a very accomplished pianist.
• If I don’t accomplish this, the boss will not be happy.
• If I accomplish one thing today, it will be enough.
• What would you like to accomplish today?
Noun form:
• His greatest accomplishment is graduating from university.
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A: She owns a successful business, so she is an accomplished person.

Hopefully, I can accomplish my goals.

He has accomplished more today than he has all of last week.

A: Did you accomplish everything you needed to do today?

I've agreed to help him build a car, but I had no idea how I'd accomplish this task.

I wonder if he will accomplish to built a house.

A: I've done a lot today! I have accomplished all my tasks.

He's an accomplished writer. He has written many successful novels.

A: My biggest accomplishment was when I watched ten episodes of Crimewatch,
I consider myself accomplished after watching ten episodes of crimewatch.
To accomplish is to finish.

A: accomplish has a more satisfactory tone to it
Attain can just be you were able to get something or get a skill

A: They are very similar. An accomplishment is slightly more physical. For example, building something. An achievement is more abstract like being promoted or reviving an award. But you can use them interchangeably

A: The first two are very similar. "Accomplish" is to to achieve your goal or task, it's usually used when the task is difficult, but it doesn't matter which word you use. "I can't accomplish this." or "It was a difficult task to accomplish."

"Finish" is to complete the task. This refers to any task. "I have finished my work" or "I haven't finished cleaning yet", also "I will finish soon." It merely means you'll be done with the task.

"Complicate" is to make something harder than it should be. "You just complicate everything!" or "It's complicated." or "All I do is complicate your life."

Did you mean to say Complete? (Complete is a synonym for "finish" and "done". "It is complete!" or "I can't possible complete this in two days..". (:

A: All are synonyms but their usage can be different
- I have accomplished everything I hoped for
- To attain your goals you have to work hard
- You have to fulfill your goals

A: To accomplish something would mean to complete or fulfill a task. Example: He accomplished is journey in one hour (both complete and fulfill are both synonyms of accomplish).

Perform has multiple meaning but I suppose you mean it within the context of accomplish. It would be to carry out or execute something. They seem pretty similar, but you would never say: "to accomplish the marriage ceremony." You would say: "to perform the marriage ceremony". Hope that helped

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A: × For him to accomplish it, he have to do twice as much as I do.
✓ For him to accomplish it, he has to do twice as much as I do.

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A: accomplish.

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