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accomplishmentnoun a successful result brought about by hard workour biggest accomplishment this week was finishing the living room makeover achievement, acquirement, attainment, baby, coup, success, triumph blockbuster, hit, jackpot, megahit, miracle, smash, winnerconquest, gain, victory, winskilldeed, feat, performancearrival, completion, consummation, culmination, execution, fruition, fulfillment(or fulfilment), implementation, realization a feather in one's cap nonachievement botch, cock-up(British), mess, muddle, shamblesbummer, bust, catastrophe, debacle(also débâcle), disaster, dud, failure, fiasco, fizzle, flop, washoutdisappointment, letdown, loss, setback the doing of an actionyour prompt accomplishment of this urgent project is much appreciated achievement, commission, discharge, enactment, execution, fulfillment(or fulfilment), implementation, performance, perpetration, prosecution, pursuance dispatch, expeditionadministration, direction, handling, managementapplication, operation, practice(also practise) nonfulfillment, nonperformance the state of being actual or completea long, difficult project whose accomplishment we wondered if we would ever see achievement, actuality, actualization, attainment, consummation, fruition, fulfillment(or fulfilment), pass, realization success, triumph naught(also nought), nonfulfillment defeat, failure, fizzle, nonsuccess a high level of taste and enlightenment as a result of extensive intellectual training and exposure to the artswhat his wife lacked in traditional accomplishment she made up for with a great generosity of spirit civilization, couth, cultivation, culture, polish, refinement education, erudition, intellectualism, intellectuality, knowledge, learning, literacy, scholarshipcosmopolitanism, sophistication, urbanitybreeding, genteelness, gentility, mannersclass, elegance, grace, tastecivility, courteousness, courtesy, politeness barbarianism, barbarism, philistinism ignorance, illiteracyparochialism, provincialism, rusticity, unsophisticationboorishness, churlishness, clownishness, coarseness, crudeness, vulgarity in the 15th century |