| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 4 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| accident | noun | He had an auto accident. | an unexpected, undesirable event |
| noun | He was rich by accident of birth. | lack of intention; chance | |
| accommodation | noun | We can provide for his accommodation. | room and board; lodgings |
| accompany | verb | I will accompany her on the trip. | to be or go with as a companion |
| accomplish | verb | We will accomplish this next year. | to succeed in doing; bring to pass |
| accordingly | adv. | Accordingly, I gave it to them. | consequently; thus |
| account | noun | Put this on my account. | a precise list of financial transactions; bill |
| verb | Please account for your time. | a narrative or record of events; justify | |
| accumulate | verb | If you accumulate $100, then buy it. | to gather or pile up; accrue; amass |
| accurate | adj. | I want to have an accurate count. | conforming exactly to fact; errorless |
| accuse | verb | I accuse you of a crime. | to charge with a shortcoming or an error |
| accustomed | adj. | I am accustomed to eat each day. | being in the habit of; or experienced |
| ache | verb | My leg will ache after a long walk. | to suffer a dull, sustained pain |